3 years ago

What are the sugars the algae produce primarily used for?

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Answer: Algae use photosynthesis to convert CO2 and sunlight into sugars and then convert some of the sugars into oil, which can be harvested and converted to biodiesel. 4) 30x more oil per hectare than other plants used for biodiesel such as soybean, oil palms, and rapeseed.

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saw5 [17]3 years ago

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Answer: Biodiesel

Explanation: During photosynthesis, algea converts CO2 and sunlight into sugars, which is then converted into oil which can be harvested as biodiesel

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