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I am looking for an enzyme that would be able to break down ash from oil, which consists of a mixture of phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, and zinc. Is this possible, or am I totally barking up the wrong tree here?
What I need to do is find a way to get rid of, or at least soften the ash, in order to mechanically remove the ash. Thanks in advance for any help!! I am totally clueless when it come to chem, so any help is appreciated!! |
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hmmmm. sounds interesting. Have you tried searching for some bacteria instead of enzymes? i know there are many petrophiles out there. They break down petroleum. they are applied on oil spills. i'll get back to you as soon as i can identify an enzyme that can do what you want.
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