SASOL PLANT
April 1st, 2003
BY RICHARD HURST
SOUTH African petrochemicals giant Sasol recently announced the planned construction of a new "multi-million US dollar" 1-octene production petrochemical plant at Secunda, in South Africa. This hydrocarbon molecule imparts elasticity, flexibility, impact resistance and strength to plastic consumer products.
SOUTH African petrochemicals giant Sasol recently announced the planned construction of a new "multi-million US dollar" 1-octene production petrochemical plant at Secunda, in South Africa. This hydrocarbon molecule imparts elasticity, flexibility, impact resistance and strength to plastic consumer products.
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