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Ethanol is an [[alcohol]] [[oxygenate]] that is added to [[gasoline]] to increase the [[octane]] rating. The product is produced through the [[fermentation]] of [[corn]], or other cellulosic material.  
 
Ethanol is an [[alcohol]] [[oxygenate]] that is added to [[gasoline]] to increase the [[octane]] rating. The product is produced through the [[fermentation]] of [[corn]], or other cellulosic material.  
  
 
A by-product of the fermentation process is [[distillers grains]] which can be used as cattle feed.
 
A by-product of the fermentation process is [[distillers grains]] which can be used as cattle feed.
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Ethanol is an alcohol oxygenate that is added to gasoline to increase the octane rating. The product is produced through the fermentation of corn, or other cellulosic material.

A by-product of the fermentation process is distillers grains which can be used as cattle feed.