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Internal combustion engines are designed for a fuel with a specific consistency. The fuel is made from raw materials that have various consistencies so they have to be refined. The refinement is complex and thus expensive, which leads to it being centralized. Gasoline is refined from crude oil. | Internal combustion engines are designed for a fuel with a specific consistency. The fuel is made from raw materials that have various consistencies so they have to be refined. The refinement is complex and thus expensive, which leads to it being centralized. Gasoline is refined from crude oil. | ||
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Revision as of 19:10, 15 February 2011
Internal combustion engines are designed for a fuel with a specific consistency. The fuel is made from raw materials that have various consistencies so they have to be refined. The refinement is complex and thus expensive, which leads to it being centralized. Gasoline is refined from crude oil.
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