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Originally Posted by chriskiss
Bacterium that produce ethanol is a good concept. The issue is that you can't get a high concentration once again. Once you reach a certain level of ethanol, the bacterium die so you're forced to constantly remove the ethanol as it's produced at a low concentration.
This form of ethanol would be useful for cracking but not as a burning fuel. I fully support it if they can apply it to fuel cells.
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That shouldn't be too difficult to work around, bacteria is quite good at evolving.....
I do agree in regard to fuel cells, they are the future regardless of the energy source be it ethanol, nuclear, coal etc..