Monday, November 09, 2009 11:11:28 AM
All hydrocarbon-based material could be reconverterd back into oil, but some of them (elastomer) is worth more as an elastomer. The process cannot create the elastomer, but it can (apparently, if I correctly understand) break-down the other hydro-carbons and leave the elastomer intact.
This seems to me folks, what the famous catalyst is all about. It gives them them ability to tweak the process and produce a selectable oil type (diesel, etc.) or to choose whether to break-down or preserve other hydrocarbon-based material in the feedstock.
I'm not a specialist, so that's just what I've understood personally. I make no claims that this is accurate.
S.
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