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- noun organic chemistry The
aliphatic alcohol 2-methyl-1-propanol that is used as asolvent and in organicsynthesis
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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They're making organisms now that produce isobutanol, meaning we could actually grow oil.
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It hasn't generated any revenue from the sale of isobutanol and has never turned a profit.
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Gevo is planning to make and sell isobutanol, an alcohol that can be made out of renewable materials such as grains and cellulose plant material.
Gevo Gains Nearly 10% in Debut Lynn Cowan 2011
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No market currently exists for isobutanol as a fuel or fuel blendstock, and so it is up to Gevo to gain acceptance and market it as a new product.
Gevo Gains Nearly 10% in Debut Lynn Cowan 2011
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The company has developed the technology to produce isobutanol by retrofitting existing ethanol plants, and plans to begin commercial production in the first half of 2012.
Gevo Gains Nearly 10% in Debut Lynn Cowan 2011
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