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Methane is a simple
hydrocarbon made up of four hydrogen
atoms and one carbon atom.
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Oxygen can easily reach
every part of a simple hydrocarbon like
methane.
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For this reason, methane
burns almost completely, leaving little
or no pollution.
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Gasoline and diesel hydro-carbons
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Unfortunately these
hydro-carbons tend to get bundled up with
one another, creating clusters.
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When hydrocarbons bundle,
oxygen cannot
reach all the fuel.
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Therefore, the
hydrocarbons in gasoline, diesel,
fuel oil, etc., do not burn
completely.
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The result of this
incomplete burn is exhaust. These
partially burnt molecules contribute to
pollution.
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With the addition of
Green Plus, these molecules are
catalyzed, allowing the hydrocarbons to
unbundle.
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During this unbundling,
these hydrocarbons are
more readily
exposed to oxygen molecules,
creating a reaction.
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This reaction is a more
complete burn of the hydrocarbon chains.
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The result of a more
complete fuel burn is a reduction of
emissions and increased fuel efficiency.
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