5 it s a lot like a nuclear bomb only in reverse. instead of destroying elements we are putting them together. but more important than a super spontaneous collision we are separating the elements for recycling and purification. the muffler and the past catalytic transformer burning trash isn't as bad as it sounds connotations of shock come to mind when things are sometimes thought of a process. what i mean is when we think of how would you do that? There are so many different variables that sometimes it's like turning tar into gas or water to wine. the things that technology are capable of now are more impressive than we can even guess. the cost of burning trash is un-equivalent to the benefits. i have found a way to think of things. air and light is the motto of my local fire station. the best thing to imagine is to start with two elements that are the most simple to begin some kind of abstract formula. what the public is afraid of are the contaminates in the solutions that are presented after and during and even before the spark of air and light. so let me explain in detail. it's a lot like a nuclear bomb only in reverse. instead of destroying elements we are putting them together. but more important than a super-spontaneous collision we are separating the elements for recycling and purification. the muffler and the past catalytic converters in a car is one example of how the process is somewhat related to one another. the carburetor was invented by karl benz in 1885, the code name for a process for burning trash is better for it. don't touch that it's hot! What we are using is an modified carburetor that actually separates the different elements in inside the moisture, pressure, and different composites that make up all of the properties of fire when the trash is burned to reclaim the mediums. copyright © 2017 christopher g brown patent christopher g brown 3557 2833 publisher: createspace independent publishing platform; large print edition (june 25, 1985) isbn-13: 978-1467904506