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February 03, 2005
"Environment-friendly" carbon monoxide
Celanese Corp. of Dallas has announced the award of a long-term supply contract to buy carbon monoxide from a Chinese company. Celanese needs the stuff for a 600,000 metric ton acetic acid plant that it is building in Nanjing. The contract, says the company, "gives Celanese a CO supply source that is based on readily-available coal processed by state-of-the-art environment-friendly technologies."
The odd thing is that if they’d built the plant in Los Angeles they could have had all the carbon monoxide they need for free.
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