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I have talked to the person who sent me the links about doing a guest post. Maybe we will be able to ask some questions.
That sounds great, I'd be very interested. Frankly , this sounds a little too good to be true.
Where's the hydrogen coming from to decrease th gravity of the crude? How many cubic ft a barrel? How do you make tar unto syncrude that will flow during the cold season. How about some photos and some photos of competing process aolutions ? Can you quote any Keats or Blake so I know you are an estheticially aware person? You know, just the usual Oil Drum Grilling. (sarcanol alert)