Which one has more potential for development? Please ask an expert to let me know

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Let’s discuss which ones have more potential: diesel hydrogenation, wax oil hydrogenation, jet fuel hydrogenation, residue hydrogenation, polyethylene, or polypropylene?

Reply #22017-07-07

I think they all have a promising future, because there’s money to be made in them all. :lol

Reply #32017-07-07

I want to work on one of these devices; which one would be better?

Reply #42017-07-07

If it were me, I would choose one from the hydrogen series. :lol

Reply #52017-07-08

Ah, I want to get into production; I’m not sure which one would be better

Reply #62018-01-07

There is a bit of an oversupply of polyethylene, while polypropylene is still manageable. Hydrogenation coincides with the \"Lush greens and clear waters, gold and silver mountains\" initiative, so there should be some opportunities for development in this area.

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