does bp have anything to do with mobil oil?
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A couple of years ago, all the Amoco stations in my city became British Petroleum, But I don't think they have much to do with Mobil except that they both are making us take it in our arses with the gas prices. Funny how the oil industry has claimed the highest earnings ever in history last year, yet they "claim" that they are only making a small profit. Hmm...
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It is known by its initials as TCP.  Oldtimers will recognize TCP as a gasoline additive from the sixties.  Shell Oil used to advertise that their gas contained TCP.\n\nTCP is made by reacting phosphorus oxychloride with cresylic acids.  The "ortho" part comes from the position of the methyl group on the phenol as in ortho, para, meta.  Cresylic acids were by-products of coke production (iron production not the other kinds!) but are now made synthetically.  HCl is a by-product that was removed by scrubbing with sodium hydroxide.  \n\nA secondary use for TCP was as a flame-retardant plasticizer for PVC (polyvinyl chloride).
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http://www.eia.doe.gov/neic/infosheets/petroleumproducts.htm
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Good question.  If it does, it will be for the oil, same as with Iraq.  Or at least, that is what it seems to most people in the world.
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Anyone who believes OIL had nothing to do with the Bush Decision is living in a fantasy world.\n\nOn the other hand the author of the second article ,Amir Butler,e xecutive director of the Australian Muslim Public Affairs Committee (AMPAC), obviously didn't realise how unsuccessful  we would be as shown by the quote below, Cetainly $36 billion for exxon is not a short term reduction.\n\n"An American-backed junta in Iraq would also enable the US to smash OPEC's hold over oil prices. The US or its client regime could increase Iraqi oil production to levels well beyond OPEC quotas, driving prices\ndown worldwide and weakening the economies of the oil producing nations,thus lessening their likelihood of abandoning the dollar. It would have the short term effect of reducing the profits of domestic oil companies, but the long term effect of securing America's economic hegemony."\n\nHe continues on "The frequently offered canard of the Left that this war is being fought to secure oil revenues for American oil companies may have some truth to\nit. However, a more plausible explanation may be that the Bush administration is waging war to protect the dollar and smash the OPEC hold over international oil prices. It's a war whose purpose is bigger than Halliburton or Exxon: it's a war being fought to maintain America's\nposition in the world.\n\nIn hindsight it certainly looks like exxon and Halliburton to me as America's position in the world has only taken a beating
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visit ww.moneycontrol.com, you will get all the info u want on TN petro./.
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http://exxonmobil.com/Corporate/About/OurActivities/NEW_Corp_OA_Upstream.asp\n\n40 countries it says.
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This site may lead you to the information you seek.\n\nhttp://www.petrochemistry.net/index.asp
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One amount of the oil to double the amount of carrier oil or of course two parts.\nIt's to make sure the complete mixture isn't too strong
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this will give you a brief idea \n\nBharat Petroleum's ERP implementation is one of the biggest of its kind in the country. A look at what this petro giant did to bring it all together.\n\nHow do you streamline processes in a company with 210 branches and more than 10,000 people? This was the question that worried the management at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) before it decided to try out an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) package called SAP R/3.\n\nTaking Stock of the situation\n\nThe implementation had begun in phases in April 2000. The network was redesigned and structured for the nationwide exercise. The company has 5,200-odd executive staff who had to be connected. Now the network is large, robust and able to support all of SAP R/3's requirements through a centralized systems architecture.\n\nWay back in December 1997, BPCL implemented a VSAT-based WAN (Wide Area Network) with backup from I-Net and OilComNet. Currently, there are redundant links using connections from VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal), Oil ComNet, ISDN, leased lines and even dial-up connecting remote locations.\n\nPlans for a Private Hub\n\nBut General Manager, Information Systems, Anand Teltumbde, said his company plans to have a private VSAT hub in Noida: "That's crucial because India's bandwidth resources are limited." So now BPCL has seven PAMA (Permanent Assigned Multiple Access) links nationwide. It hopes to upgrade those to DAMA (Demand Assigned Multiple Access) links soon.\n\nPAMA is a technology by which a particular VSAT channel is assigned solely for communication between two stations. DAMA involves bursty satellite data transfer. There are two levels of channel access. The first level is for short reservation packets containing information regarding the station's demand. The second level is for the actual data messages that are typically longer than the request packets.\n\nInternet Gateway Access Systems have been deployed at the company's central office in Mumbai and at regional offices in Kolkata, Chennai and New Delhi. It also has corporation-wide e-mail with MS Exchange, and MS Outlook 98 as client. With this, OmniFax has been integrated to cut down on fax costs.
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Probably Exxon Mobil and Chevron.  The major foreign ones are BP and Royal Dutch.
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Esso > Crude Oil Production USA,  Peugout>Car manufactures France,  Bp> Gas and Oil British, Nestle>Milk and its materials Swiss
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We need to BOYCOT Exxon & Mobil\n Yes BOYCOT
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First off, The entire iraqi war on terror was in part to protect the oils assets. Which means the Bush family fortune.\nYes it is a scam. Why else would oil commpany executives and CEOs be questioned and put ontrial and even scolded by our congress. They are making "Not billions" but Trillions of dollars off of common people while our government fabricates things to protect the oil assets. Are they truly in danger? Who knows.\nIts one huge cover up. Europe is used to paying 6 dollars per gallon. So we don't get any sympothy from them at all. They say quite your snivveling. but the truth is we are the ones getting scammed big time! is there anything we common folks can do about it, probably not or at least I am not sure.
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http://www.wtrg.com/daily/crudeoilprice.html
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bacause BUSH OWNS THE OIL IN TEXAS...I think we should be looking at how much the gas "went up" over the world...I bet it hasn't and we are the only ones who are dealing with this...It is NOT the oil companies from iraq or overseas...it is from right here in the USA!!
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well opec is oil producin eastern countires  i dunno abt their history n all sorry