Abdominal pain is one of the most frequent complaints of Hep C patients, and one taken less than seriously by many doctors, because âthe liver cannot feel painâ. Many chronic hepatitis C patients have expressed their frustration when it comes to describing and sharing the experience of various abdominal pains and discomforts with their physicians.
And how much oil does each carload hold? Crude oil typically travels in cars called DOT-111s. Each car carries roughly 30,000 gallons of crude oil. When that crude oil is processed, a little under half â 13,433 gallons â of it will become gasoline you can put in your car. With that much gasoline, you could drive a Ford F-150 â Americaâs best selling vehicle for decades â 241,794 miles.
Ethanol plants have mushroomed, ramping up U.S. production from 1.77 billion gallons in 2001 to 10.75 billion gallons in 2009. Politics aside, odds are near 100 percent that there's as much as 10 percent alcohol in the gasoline you're pumping into your car and that 5-gallon can you use to fuel all your other gas engines. Keeping Water Where It Belongs. The ethanol in your gas tank is uniformly dissolved in the gasoline. Alcohol tends to absorb and hold water, and in concentrations in the tank up to about 0.6 percent, any water remains in solution, presenting no problems.