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Catalytic Depolymerization is a low temperature processing line used to break down waste plastics from the polymer chains to the hydrocarbon products ([[pyrolysis]]), which are pyrolysis oil, pyrolysis gas and a solid residue-carbon. This process is carried out at lower temperatures of 400-500°C so heating rather than burning occurs which means this technology does not produce harmful emissions or negatively impact the environment.<ref name="ref1">[https://www.lbgmoravia.cz/en/technology/waste-processing/depolymerization-of-plastics-p53/ Plastic depolymerization]</ref>  
[[Catalytic depolymerization]] is a low temperature processing line used to break down waste plastics from the polymer chains to the hydrocarbon products ([[pyrolysis]]), which are pyrolysis oil, pyrolysis gas and a solid residue-carbon. This process is carried out at lower temperatures of 400-500°C so heating rather than burning occurs which means this technology does not produce harmful emissions or negatively impact the environment.<ref name="ref1">[https://www.lbgmoravia.cz/en/technology/waste-processing/depolymerization-of-plastics-p53/ Plastic depolymerization]</ref>  


[[File:Catalytic Depolymerization.png|300px|left|Plastic depolymerization process. All rights reserved.]]
[[File:Catalytic Depolymerization.png|300px|left|Plastic depolymerization process. All rights reserved.]]