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hi


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PSAGuy
Posted 4/20/2015 10:38 AM (#765599 - in reply to #765596)
Subject: RE: Differences in fuel?




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Location: Lake Elmo, MN		Ethanol is a form of alcohol with 2 carbon atoms surrounded by 5 hydrogen atoms and a hydroxyl group (OH). It is the same alcohol you drink when you crack open that beer on the boat, or down a scotch at the pub. It is a heavier hydrocarbon than methanol, which is the alcohol you DO NOT want to drink as it can cause blindness and/or death in humans.
BOTH are alcohols tho. SO....if a fuel says "alcohol free", you can know that there is no methanol OR ethanol in it.


Edited by PSAGuy 4/20/2015 10:42 AM

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