Comments for BioButanol Car http://www.biobutanolcar.com Biofueled cars in our future Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:39:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Algae fuel: Biofuel, Algae, Algaculture, Vegetable fats and oils, Biodiesel, Biogasoline, Methanol fuel, Butanol fuel, Biodegradation, Soybean, Aquatic … Seaweed, Botryococcus braunii, Chlorella by David C. Wood http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/comment-page-1/#comment-136 David C. Wood Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:39:44 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/#comment-136 This is a key technology to solving the fuel shortage as well as sequestering CO2. This could be a technology that would allow a home owner to grow fuel oil and oxygen at home and consume CO2. Rating: 5 / 5 This is a key technology to solving the fuel shortage as well as sequestering CO2. This could be a technology that would allow a home owner to grow fuel oil and oxygen at home and consume CO2.
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]]> Comment on Algae fuel: Biofuel, Algae, Algaculture, Vegetable fats and oils, Biodiesel, Biogasoline, Methanol fuel, Butanol fuel, Biodegradation, Soybean, Aquatic … Seaweed, Botryococcus braunii, Chlorella by Adrian Voight http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Adrian Voight Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:12:37 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/#comment-135 Everything in here is literally copied and pasted off Wikipedia and slapped on with an exorbitant price. Alphascript relies on dishonest marketing to sell their products. The editors of this book are editors in name only as in the book you can see that the articles were not cleaned up - arrows point to what were once HTML links and some of the text is rather clunky, and the pictures are poor quality. NO editing (or organization) has been done. <br /> <br />Go to Wikipedia to get the same exact material in this book for FREE... AND be able to click on the links to explore other articles related to Algae fuel. Rating: 1 / 5 Everything in here is literally copied and pasted off Wikipedia and slapped on with an exorbitant price. Alphascript relies on dishonest marketing to sell their products. The editors of this book are editors in name only as in the book you can see that the articles were not cleaned up – arrows point to what were once HTML links and some of the text is rather clunky, and the pictures are poor quality. NO editing (or organization) has been done.

Go to Wikipedia to get the same exact material in this book for FREE… AND be able to click on the links to explore other articles related to Algae fuel.
Rating: 1 / 5

]]> Comment on Algae fuel: Biofuel, Algae, Algaculture, Vegetable fats and oils, Biodiesel, Biogasoline, Methanol fuel, Butanol fuel, Biodegradation, Soybean, Aquatic … Seaweed, Botryococcus braunii, Chlorella by page turner http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/comment-page-1/#comment-134 page turner Thu, 02 Sep 2010 23:40:04 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/algae-fuel-biofuel-algae-algaculture-vegetable-fats-and-oils-biodiesel-biogasoline-methanol-fuel-butanol-fuel-biodegradation-soybean-aquatic-seaweed-botryococcus-braunii-chlorella/#comment-134 This "book" is not an original work, just a hard copy, frozen in time, of several Wikipedia articles available for free on the Internet. This trio of editors is credited with (at this writing) 17,000 books. Do you think anyone could do this if it were not a cut-and-paste? The biggest expense in making this book would have been the ISBN fee. Rating: 1 / 5 This “book” is not an original work, just a hard copy, frozen in time, of several Wikipedia articles available for free on the Internet. This trio of editors is credited with (at this writing) 17,000 books. Do you think anyone could do this if it were not a cut-and-paste? The biggest expense in making this book would have been the ISBN fee.
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]]> Comment on Is unlaeaded gasoline with 10% bioethanol bad for a car which is using a carburator not fuel injection? by avomatic http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/comment-page-1/#comment-116 avomatic Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:45:37 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/#comment-116 not really, it will actually help your engine run cleaner, since the ethanol(grain alcohol) is a solvent that melts away varnish from carburators. not really, it will actually help your engine run cleaner, since the ethanol(grain alcohol) is a solvent that melts away varnish from carburators.

]]> Comment on Is unlaeaded gasoline with 10% bioethanol bad for a car which is using a carburator not fuel injection? by Mark http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Mark Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:18:29 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/#comment-115 It was being used in cars way older than yours when many of us started using it in the late 70's. It was being used in cars way older than yours when many of us started using it in the late 70’s.

]]> Comment on Is unlaeaded gasoline with 10% bioethanol bad for a car which is using a carburator not fuel injection? by Uncle Jed http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Uncle Jed Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:13:52 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/is-unlaeaded-gasoline-with-10-bioethanol-bad-for-a-car-which-is-using-a-carburator-not-fuel-injection/#comment-114 No it will be fine. Almost all gas has been 10% ethanol for the last several years..............md No it will be fine. Almost all gas has been 10% ethanol for the last several years…………..md

]]> Comment on Which is worse? The high cost of gasoline or the high cost of grains for biofuel? by Chuck M http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/comment-page-1/#comment-111 Chuck M Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:26:12 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/#comment-111 Right now its the high cost of fuel thats driving everything up. When they start producing more grains to turn into alcohol then the food will be worse than now. Right now its the high cost of fuel thats driving everything up.
When they start producing more grains to turn into alcohol then the food will be worse than now.

]]> Comment on Which is worse? The high cost of gasoline or the high cost of grains for biofuel? by Aaron S http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Aaron S Mon, 05 Jul 2010 22:51:14 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/#comment-110 High cost of gas. The use of biofuels don't cause high grain costs. Ethanol, for example, is made out of corn that would be used as animal feed, then most of the kernal is recaptured as distiler's flour, a high protien feed for livestock. The high price of food is caused by the hgih price of the diesel used to harvest and transport the grain. High cost of gas.

The use of biofuels don’t cause high grain costs. Ethanol, for example, is made out of corn that would be used as animal feed, then most of the kernal is recaptured as distiler’s flour, a high protien feed for livestock.

The high price of food is caused by the hgih price of the diesel used to harvest and transport the grain.

]]> Comment on Which is worse? The high cost of gasoline or the high cost of grains for biofuel? by Helper http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Helper Mon, 05 Jul 2010 22:28:39 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/which-is-worse-the-high-cost-of-gasoline-or-the-high-cost-of-grains-for-biofuel/#comment-109 High cost of grains - of course. If gasoline was high enough, we can car pool or conserve by bunching up few trips together. But if food prices are too high, then we can't share a meal, bunch up few meal in to one meal, etc. Good Luck... High cost of grains – of course.

If gasoline was high enough, we can car pool or conserve by bunching up few trips together.

But if food prices are too high, then we can’t share a meal, bunch up few meal in to one meal, etc.

Good Luck…

]]> Comment on Why are auto companies reluctant to offer “clean diesel” vehicles in the US? by Prosper http://www.biobutanolcar.com/why-are-auto-companies-reluctant-to-offer-clean-diesel-vehicles-in-the-us/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Prosper Fri, 14 May 2010 01:26:15 +0000 http://www.biobutanolcar.com/why-are-auto-companies-reluctant-to-offer-clean-diesel-vehicles-in-the-us/#comment-93 Consumers generally turn their noses up at them, perceiving issues with performance, noise, pollution and maintenance. All of these issues have apparently been resolved. Also, all the buzz is with electric hybrids, which is where consumers heads are now if they are looking for high mileage/low pollution. So Ford thinks it would be too much of a risk. But I think that the brownie points that they would earn would alone make it worthwhile. And they could catch on since there isn't the hybrid premium. Consumers generally turn their noses up at them, perceiving issues with performance, noise, pollution and maintenance. All of these issues have apparently been resolved. Also, all the buzz is with electric hybrids, which is where consumers heads are now if they are looking for high mileage/low pollution. So Ford thinks it would be too much of a risk. But I think that the brownie points that they would earn would alone make it worthwhile. And they could catch on since there isn’t the hybrid premium.

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