Project to extract gasoline from water in Electro- Mechanical method

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$$$  Project to extract gasoline from water Electro- Mechanicaly

Gasoline specifications extracted on a production estimated at 200 liters per hour, which can be developed to the maximum extent 

- Gasoline extracted Meets international standards for gasoline derived from petroleum
- RON: You can determine the percentage of octane on demand between 90 - 97%
- Can determine the color of gasoline, including electronically transparent color without adding any material's  dyes. 

Materials used in the process of extracting gasoline from water 

1 - natural water is free of any additives.
2 - carbon from coal, rock or charcoal.
3 - electricity. 

The quantities used to produce 20 liters of petrol 

1 - water from 20% of the waste water to 35%
2 - Coal rock (50 grams) or charcoal by non-specific and can be used several times.
3 - power: 2 kW 

The average cost of 20 liters of gasoline in this way about 0.50 U.S. dollars, as domestic prices in Lebanon and the cost can be reduced if large quantities are used in the draft state.

Summary: The process of extracting gasoline from the water with the addition of carbon extracted from coal, rock or wood that we have reached after many efforts and experiments for many years, she was the first in the world, because the chemistry was not able to reach to the possibility of the Federation of carbon atoms with hydrogen atoms in a manner Electro- Mechanical without using high-energy, prompting scientists to dismiss it to the high cost of high equivalent to more than the price of a barrel of oil, so the process that we have to make economic sense did not reach to scientists.
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