Fourth Interview Questions

1. What are different ways we can improve flex fuel engines so that they better utilize biofuel?

2. What are flex fuel engines?

3. How much biofuel does a flex fuel engine regularly use? Why?

4. What are different types of flex fuel engines?

5. Is it possible to engineer an engine to rely solely on bioethanol? 

6. How come bioethanol is a more popular choice to use in biofuels?

7. Are they other biofuels that may be a better choice to use as an alternative to gasoline?

8. What might prevent people from wanting to drive flex fuel cars?

9. What are the downfalls in using a flex fuel car?

10. Why don't more people drive flex fuel cars?

11. Economically is switching to a flex fuel car the better option, opposed to a regular car?

12. Is using bioethanol safe for the engine? 

13. What emissions will the flex fuel engine create?

14. What prevents the full utilization of biofuel in an engine?

15. How can biochemistry be incorporated into engineering better flex fuel engines?

16. Is it possible for every car in America to run soley off of bioethanol?

17. Do we have enough land to actually grow the biomass for bioethanol to fuel America? 

18. If we do make a mutated plant how will it effect the environment around it?

19. What would change in the environment if we switched to bioethanol?

20. What research would you recommend to find out more about improving flex fuel engines?