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    This proposal compares spending on ethanol, methanol, and octane before and after a price change. It details: 1) The amount spent, barrels purchased, moles, CO2 emissions, and energy units for each fuel both before and after the price change. 2) The totals for spending, CO2 emissions, and energy units across all fuels before and after. 3) How subsidies reduce the total spending. The total spending goes from $950,353 without subsidies to $893,284.8 with subsidies before the price change, and from $1,072,222.50 without subsidies to $1,015,154 with subsidies after the price change.

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    This proposal compares spending on ethanol, methanol, and octane before and after a price change. It details: 1) The amount spent, barrels purchased, moles, CO2 emissions, and energy units for each fuel both before and after the price change. 2) The totals for spending, CO2 emissions, and energy units across all fuels before and after. 3) How subsidies reduce the total spending. The total spending goes from $950,353 without subsidies to $893,284.8 with subsidies before the price change, and from $1,072,222.50 without subsidies to $1,015,154 with subsidies after the price change.

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    Chem Peoposal

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    This proposal compares spending on ethanol, methanol, and octane before and after a price change. It details: 1) The amount spent, barrels purchased, moles, CO2 emissions, and energy units for each fuel both before and after the price change. 2) The totals for spending, CO2 emissions, and energy units across all fuels before and after. 3) How subsidies reduce the total spending. The total spending goes from $950,353 without subsidies to $893,284.8 with subsidies before the price change, and from $1,072,222.50 without subsidies to $1,015,154 with subsidies after the price change.

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    Proposal Before Price Change

    Ethanol-
    What we are spending- $459x872 = $400,248
    Barrels buying- 872
    Moles total- 872x27= 23,544
    CO2 emissions- 47,088 moles
    23,544mols C2H5OH

    4CO2
    2 C2H5OH


    Unit of energy- 11,772
    47,088 mol CO2

    1rxn
    4 mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn



    Methanol-
    What we are spending- $202.5x1,482= $300,105
    Barrels buying- 1,482
    Moles total- 1,482x15= 22,230
    CO2 emissions- 22,230 moles
    22,230mols CH3OH

    2CO2
    2 CH3OH


    Unit of energy- 11,115
    22,230 mol CO2

    1rxn
    2mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn

    Octane-
    What we are spending- $50x5,000= $250,000
    Barrels buying- 5,000
    Moles total- 5,000x8= 40,000
    CO2 emissions- 320,000 moles
    40,000mols C8H18

    16CO2
    2molC8H18


    Unit of energy- 20,000
    320,000 mol CO2

    1rxn
    16mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn



    Totals:
    Spending- $950,353(without subsidies)
    CO2- 389,318
    Unit of Energy- 46,772

    Subsidies:
    960,000-389,318= 570,682
    570,682x.1= $57,068.2
    $950,353- $57,068.2=$893,284.8(with subsides)




    Proposal After Price Change

    Ethanol-
    What we are spending- $654x872 = $570,288
    Barrels buying- 872
    Moles total- 872x27= 23,544
    CO2 emissions- 47,088 moles
    23,544mols C2H5OH

    4CO2
    2 C2H5OH


    Unit of energy- 11,772
    47,088 mol CO2

    1rxn
    4 mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn


    Methanol-
    What we are spending- $177.25x1,482= $262,684.50
    Barrels buying- 1,482
    Moles total- 1,482x15= 22,230
    CO2 emissions- 22,230 moles
    22,230mols CH3OH

    2CO2
    3 CH3OH


    Unit of energy- 11,115
    22,230 mol CO2


    1rxn
    2mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn

    Octane-
    What we are spending- $47.85x5,000= $239,250
    Barrels buying- 5,000
    Moles total- 5,000x8= 40,000
    CO2 emissions- 320,000 moles
    40,000mols C8H18

    16CO2
    2molC8H18


    Unit of energy- 20,000
    320,000 mol CO2

    1rxn
    16mol CO2

    1unit
    1rxn





    Totals:
    Spending- $1,072,222.50(without subsidies)
    CO2- 389,318
    Unit of Energy- 46,772

    Subsidies:
    960,000-389,318= 570,682
    570,682x.1= $57,068.2
    $1,072,222.50- $57,068.2=$1,015,154(with subsides)

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