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    Whale oil was also extensively used in the 1700’s and 1800’s, and was the fuel of choice for many homes around the world. Then, in 1828, the first internal combustion engine to be patented in the U.S. was designed to run on a blend of ethanol and turpentine. However, while fossil fuels became popular because of their low cost and abundance of materials, the sales of biofuels dropped. Luckily, during World War

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    Introduction Background Throughout the years, vehicles have been an important part of human lives. From steam-powered, diesel-powered and now, electric-powered vehicles. With today’s ever advancing technology, the type of technology used for vehicles are slowly evolving into something that adapts the change that is also happening in our word. This includes climate change, population increase and many more. Purpose The purpose of this report is to analyze, compare, and determine the capability of

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    Background Throughout the years, vehicles have been an important part of human lives. From steam-powered, diesel-powered and now, electric-powered vehicles. With today’s ever advancing technology, the type of technology used for vehicles are slowly evolving into something that adapts the change that is also happening in our word. This includes climate change, population increase and many more. Purpose The purpose of this report is to analyze, compare, and determine the capability of electric-powered

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    Essay on Ethanol Energy

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    Since the invention of the internal combustion engine, car makers and consumers have been filling the gas tank with just that, gasoline. Starting out with leaded gasoline then slowly switching to unleaded gas in the late 1960s until catalytic converters, a new auto part which can only run on unleaded, were made mandatory in 1975. However over the past couple decades there have been a new contender in the fuel marketplace to power consumers’ cars. Ethanol is defined in World Book Student as “a type

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    John Froelich to experiment with gas engines and was the first to build a gas powered tractor. Froelich worked on a steam powered threshing crew that threshed wheat in Iowa, North, and South Dakoda (“This Day”). He realized that “One spark from the boiler on a windy day could set the whole prairie afire” (“This Day”). Froelich obtained a gas engine and mounted in to the steam engines frame to see if it had the same power and could do the same job as a steam engine. It was a success (“This Day”). He

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    Marketing Plan for Zenn

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    Marketing plan: cityZENN Fall 2013 Table of contents • Executive summary • Current marketing situation Market description, product review, competition, and distribution • Threat and opportunity analysis • Objectives and positioning strategy • Marketing strategy and tactics • Action program • Budgets • Controls Executive summary “ZENN Motor Company is dedicated to enabling emission-free, energy-efficient

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    vehicle market and can offer a wider variety of products ranging from hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and fully electric vehicles due to the access to more resources available to them. Analysis: My analysis is based on the following internal and external factors affecting Tesla Internal Analysis: • Strength: Tesla is a well-known brand that is recognized for its environmental and innovative sustainability range that its products offer to consumers. • Strength: Tesla has uniquely set their brand apart from

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    The Day I almost Died

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    “Beep! Beep! Beep! Beeeeeeep!” my alarm clock was piercing my eardrums. I got up slowly, my alarm clock still going off. It seemed as if the loudness was just getting louder and louder. Finally, I stumbled out of bed, turning my alarm off. After I got dressed, I went downstairs to pack my mother’s amazing cookies for school. Her secret is adding the right measure of mixing because mixing develops gluten in the sugar, making the cookies a chewy consistency, adding the right measure of shape because

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    And China, driven by the need to conserve energy and avoid pollution, plans to have 5 million vehicles powered only by electric motors (all-electrics) on the road by 2020. All-electric vehicles (EVs) have existed almost as long as gas-engine vehicles, offering advantages of "refueling" with relatively cheap electricity, quieter ride, and simpler mechanisms. They emit no pollutants, require no fossil fuels, and the electricity to power them can be generated from clean sources such as wind

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    Hybrid Proposal

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    Date: March 11th, 2012 To: From: Subject: Proposal to Research Alternative Energy in Vehicles I have received your RFP and have written up a proposal based on the requirements you have listed. This proposal outlines the research I would like to continue regarding the feasibility of alternative energy sources in vehicles, particularly in hybrid vehicles. I have included a summary of the topic, a description of the graphics I plan to use, deadlines that will be met, costs

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