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• Alcohol fuel
• Biobutanol, a gasoline replacement
• Bioconversion of biomass to mixed alcohol fuels
• Biodiesel
• Biomass
• Cellulosic ethanol
• Common ethanol fuel mixtures
• Corn ethanol
• DMF (potential ethanol competitor biofuel)
• Dimethyl ether
• Energy crop
• Ethanol effect
• Ethanol from coal
• Flexible-fuel vehicle
• Food vs. fuel
• Gasoline gallon equivalent
• Hydrogen fuel
• Issues relating to biofuels
• Liquid fuels
• Low-carbon fuel standard
• Methanol fuel
• P-series fuels
• Renewable energy
• Timeline of alcohol fuel
• United States energy law

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4. 外部链接 | External links

Biofuels: Ethanol at Curlie