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Our Mission Statement
SOLUTION: Natural State Research, Inc. has developed a unique technology (patent pending) to dispose of any type of waste plastic by converting it into a liquid hydrocarbon fuel. The process can produce approximately 1.3 liter of NSR fuel from one kilogram of waste plastic. Yield depends on the type of plastic, and the grade of NSR fuel desired. The fuels work for any internal combustion engine as well as produce electricity. NSR literally has the solution for your disposal. For more information please contact: Dr. Moinuddin Sarker, PhD, MCIC (VP of NSR) (203) 406-0675
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