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To: donpat who wrote (5)	1/21/2007 4:41:10 AM
From: Gordon Owen	Respond to of 40

Could be... Google the product name and you get H2Oil company, which has both oil and fuel aditives. H2Oil's home page mentions nanotech for their oil treatment, mentions no stock symbol, and has no "investor" link so their oil additive technology may have been made available to another company, especially since H2oil is now emphasizing their fuel additive rather than the oil additive. Might not be, either. This product sounds like it creates a wear layer preventing wear of metal below (a la various teflon/ PTBF/ Slick 50 type products but at nano level) which would be a good thing throughout an engine. H2Oil's product, on the other hand, seems to function only in the combustion chamber as tiny amounts of oil get past the upper piston rings. I guess we have to wait to find out. Once again, Hollen succeeds in hitting me with something that's interesting but I can't figure what the heck is going on.