Biology, asked by syedmuhammed2001, 9 months ago

Algae as source of fuel

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Answered by gs548831

Answer:

false

Explanation:

algae is present in water it doesn't make fuel

Answered by naheedhusain10

Answer:

Explanation:

Algae could potentially produce up to 60 times more oil per acre than land-based plants. ... Extract that oil, and you have the raw materials to make fuel for cars, trucks, trains, and planes. In the future, anything that runs on gasoline and diesel could also use biofuel from algae.

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