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BigGreen101

11/01/09 7:20 AM

#10184 RE: Ecomike #10180

Hi Ecomike,

I mentioned yesterday that the nice thing about P2O is that they are not interested in just one specific end product. If the reaction generates hydrocarbons within a certain chain size the refinery will separate them into gas, diesel, fuel oil, ect.

I have to agree with you about problems with scaling up. However one usually whats a specific end product. The byproducts of a large reation could make the whole process unfeasible. This happen with one drug I know of. At the small production scale it was active, however when the company scaled up the byproducts within the preparation were killing the cell culture system. Thus one had to figure out how do redo the reaction and eliminate the toxic byproduct before the drug could move forward.

Cheers

PS the second paragraph you probably already know. It is just nice to help to inform others on this board.
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Zardiw

11/01/09 12:05 PM

#10202 RE: Ecomike #10180

Define 'issues'..........et z
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BRIG_88

11/01/09 4:19 PM

#10211 RE: Ecomike #10180

So far all of this is speculation as JBII's machine and chemical process are an unknown. We'll know how well the machine works when it goes into production. Comparing it to other machines and processes isn't really applicable until we have those production numbers.