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Scientists at the Institute of Petroleum Chemistry of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences have developed a technology for converting plastic waste into fuel by breaking down polymer chains through heating to 475°C. The process uses coke produced as a by-product as a catalyst, improving processing efficiency and gasoline yield. It can also produce other fuels, including hydrotreated diesel suitable for severe winter conditions. The researchers said the technology generates virtually no waste, and that the absence of sulfur in the plastic reduces harmful emissions during production.
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