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~blinkz~ ohhh oops *gglz* it's just.. after eating my sugar cane I noticed how white and fibrous the left over looked ~grynz~ well thankiees for telling me babes ~smmmooooooooooooooooooocccchheeesss~ *feeling a lil' bit less ignorant* [img]graemlins/kiss.gif[/img]

I shoulda known as soon as I used feeder reactors as a comparison that the whole idea would go down the drain oh dear... it was a "hell hole"? and u gave up chem cuz of it? ~peeps up at u~ but chem is fun....!

"It is a fact of some great mirth, that the compound that is the single worst chemical blight on sugar processing rate and yield is the wonder drug of a million uses when it comes to alumina manufacturing ."

*cogs in head grind to a halt* ~tilts head~ are you talking about alcohol? alumina manufacturing? what's that? How exactly do they get the sugar outtah the sugar cane? I thought glucose was fermented to make ethanol which is useful in internal combustion engines? ~confuddled~ [img]graemlins/help.gif[/img]