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Asked by bludfireitsyoungbz to Rhod on 20 Jun 2013. This question was also asked by curlybrace.
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Rhodri Jenkins answered on 20 Jun 2013:
Coffee has oil in it, much like the vegetable oil you use to fry your food. I use solvents which extract this oil and then convert this using a chemical transformation to make a fuel like molecule.
It still smells like coffee. Imagine how brilliant that would be – pumping stuff that smelled like coffee into your car!
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curlybrace commented on :
You, my friend, are a genius.
spitfiremk1 commented on :
If we could pump something that smelled like coffee into our cars and generators then would the world smell a better place or would some device on the car make it smell like smoke?