Processing biomass
First Claim
1. An cellulosic-biomass derived gasoline, wherein the gasoline is unblended, wherein the gasoline has a research octane number of greater than about 87, as determined by ASTM D2699, and wherein the gasoline has a motor octane number of greater than about 85, as determined by ASTM D2700.
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Abstract
Techniques for processing biomass are disclosed herein. A method of preparing cellulosic ethanol having 100% biogenic carbon content as determined by ASTM 6866-18, includes treating ground corn cobs with electron beam radiation and saccharifying the irradiated ground corn cob to produce sugars. The method also includes fermenting the sugars with a microorganism. In addition, an unblended cellulosic-biomass derived gasoline with a research octane number of greater than about 87, as determined by ASTM D2699 is disclosed.
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55 Claims
- 1. An cellulosic-biomass derived gasoline, wherein the gasoline is unblended, wherein the gasoline has a research octane number of greater than about 87, as determined by ASTM D2699, and wherein the gasoline has a motor octane number of greater than about 85, as determined by ASTM D2700.
- 46. A cellulosic-biomass derived gasoline, wherein the gasoline is unblended, wherein the gasoline has a research octane number of greater than about 87, as determined by ASTM D2699, and wherein the gasoline has an antiknock index of greater than about 85, as determined by ASTM D4814-X1.4.
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51. A cellulosic-biomass derived gasoline, wherein the gasoline is unblended, wherein the gasoline has a research octane number of greater than about 87, as determined by ASTM D2699, wherein the gasoline has a motor octane number of greater than about 85, as determined by ASTM D2700, and wherein the gasoline has a boiling point range of about 35°
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