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narcszm 12:10PM (1/22/2006)
What opportunistic terminology thiefs. I don't think there's anything "bio" about petrochemicals or plastics. Plastic used to be oil. All they're going to do it try and produce liquid hydrocarbons from solid ones. good luck.
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eddy 1:32PM (1/22/2006)
There is no luck needed. The technique used to convert plastic back to oil is called thermal depolymerization.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_depolymerization
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jinco jalupo 2:33AM (1/23/2006)
pwnt!
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