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Emissions of carbon monoxide from auto engines fueled with alcohol/gasoline blends are significantly lower than CO emissions from engines fueled by gasoline itself. Emissions of hydrocarbons from blends are sometimes lower and sometimes higher, with the overall impact apparently a slight reduction. However, blends have higher volatilities than gasoline itself, so total hydrocarbon entry into the atmosphere might rise. Emissions of nitrogen oxides appear to be somewhat higher with blends. Thus, reductions in CO might come at the expense of increases in ozone precursors
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- Author
- Gushee, David E.,
- Publisher
- Congressional Research Service, the Library of Congress, [1987]
- Published
- 1987
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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