Re<"You forgot to include the New York Department of Environmental Conservation who is in on the scam.">
A stack test and permit do not prove or disprove that Mr. Bordynuik's old tyme pyrolysis oil can be sold as crude oil. Financials don't either. Neither does the permit. You can muddie the waters all you want but it won't make a difference.
And for your sarcastic remark about oxygen, it doesn't just leave the plastic as O2 and go into the atmosphere during pyrolysis like you suggest. You get a mix of all sorts of oxygenated compounds (-COOH, carbonyl, aldehyde, etc...) in the oil that plagues pyrolysis for everybody trying to make it for any commercially-viable use.
The way around this would be to use hydrocarbon-only plastics but then that's more expensive than crude oil. If hydrocarbon-only plastics were cheap, nobody would have a problem and everybody who has gone before Mr. Bordynuik would already be doing it. That's the direction Mr. Bordynuik suggested he is heading with his barfed up reply. If he is serious then he will find that his magical catalyst is worthless since any catalyst would work.
It's an important point. If you are having trouble understanding this, we can discuss it further. I will certainly discuss it.
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Yes, I understand your penny stock also is the real deal, created with the inventiveness of Edison and destined to be the next Microsoft. Yes, I understand that the delays are also only because your company is making their product even more revolutionary.
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