Re: A Renewable Twist on Fossil Fuels

As our resident chemist what do you think, Len? Can you conceive this as economical?

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tomdisco
As our resident chemist what do you think, Len? Can you conceive this as economical?

You want me to comment on the eventual commercial viability of a proposed research project that has produced no stated results to date (none being referenced in the article or on the group's UD website)?

You have obviously mistaken me for a registered Republican.

Okay, then comment on this technology:

In 1956 crude was priced at around $2.50 a barrel or about $25 a barrel in today's money.

Dr. Z, I thought all one had to do was take a bunch of molecules that had carbon and oxygen in them apart and put them back together again in a different ratio and you could get all kinds of useful stuff like carbon trioxide or bicarbonate oxide.

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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 05/08/2011 07:10PM by mrcondron.

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eeek
Okay, then comment on this technology:

The non-infinite pale blue dot:

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szalkowski

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tomdisco
As our resident chemist what do you think, Len? Can you conceive this as economical?

You want me to comment on the eventual commercial viability of a proposed research project that has produced no stated results to date (none being referenced in the article or on the group's UD website)?

You have obviously mistaken me for a registered Republican.

I would never insult you by mistaking you for one of those. Just answer Mike's question. He asked the same stupid question I did but with greater clarity.