Bioconversion of biomass to mixed alcohol fuels

Bioconversion of biomass to mixed alcohol fuels is when we take plants, like corn, and use them to make fuel. First, we have to turn the plants into energy. To do this, we grind the plants up into small pieces, then mix them with some hot water. This helps the plants break down and release sugar, which is an important part of the energy we need to make fuel. We then add special enzymes and yeast to the mix, which help turn the sugar into alcohols. Finally, we ferment the mixture for several days until the alcohols turn into fuel. The end result is a fuel that can it be used in engines or generators to power vehicles, factories, and more.