Back ground on India finance. Is it relevant to EDE?, page-45

"Laughably naive and profoundly ignorant - as always." That projection problem is getting worse. Maybe you should see someone about that?

"Cabon Nano materials are defined by size - not structure. The carbon black and CNT are both approximately 20 microns in size. Therefore they are both carbon nano materials."

How can something that is 20 mn be a nano material? That is a carbon fibre it is being compared to. How can you spam this forum with such outright lies and/or really really stupid comments like this and still jump up and down having a tantrum that you are called out for them and ignored because all know you are full of it?

Yes, yes, new tech springs complete into existence, for free, at scaled up size.

Every new tech starts in the lab. Monolith was loaned US$1B to scale up, again. And BASF;

"What is special about methane pyrolysis? What have you been working on so far?
Dieter Flick: Methane pyrolysis is a fundamentally new process technology that splits natural gas or biomethane directly into the components hydrogen and solid carbon. This process requires relatively little energy. And if it uses electricity from renewable sources, there are actually no greenhouse gas emissions. This is an idea that has existed since the 1960s, but has always failed due to technical implementation.
BASF has been researching methane pyrolysis since 2010, and between 2013 and 2017 also as part of a BMBF-funded joint project. We are working at full speed on the new production processes because climate protection is important to us and we want to make rapid progress in this area. For this reason, the project is also part of the Carbon Management R&D Program, in which BASF has been bundling research activities since 2018.
We need to do fundamental research into the pyrolysis process and we are continuing to work on this. At the laboratory level, we have studied the technical feasibility and reaction kinetics; we have then developed a first reactor concept with a moving carbon bed and we have produced small samples of solid carbon. Now the next step is coming up. Last year, the BMBF approved further funding for methane pyrolysis."

https://www.basf.com/au/en/who-we-a...n-management/interview-methane-pyrolysis.html

Can't even be bothered with the other nonsense.

IMO DYOR GLTS