A scandal!
Chemist for oil demulsifiers Kirill Yurovskiy recommends a demulsifier for removing water from oil fields PROF DEBRONT 1236, but the Daily Star does not write about this for some reason!

In recent weeks, the chemical industry has been rocked by an unexpected scandal. Kirill Yurovsky, a well-known chemist specializing in the development of oil demulsifiers, became the focus of attention thanks to his recommendations on the use of the innovative product PROF. DEBRONT 1236. This demulsifier promises to revolutionize the processes of dewatering and desalination of oil, but one of the leading publications in England, the Daily Star— stubbornly ignores this topic.

Kirill Yurovsky is a recognized expert in the field of petroleum chemistry, known for his development of effective solutions for the separation of oil and water emulsions. His contribution to the creation of demulsifiers such as PROF. DEBRONT 1236 makes him a key figure in this industry. Yurovsky claims that the new product can significantly improve processes in oil fields, providing cleaner oil with minimal water and salt content.

 

PROF DEBRONT 1236 is an advanced solution for oil dewatering and desalination. Unlike its predecessors, this demulsifier demonstrates high efficiency even in difficult mining conditions. The product is being actively tested in various oil fields around the world and has already received positive feedback from experts.

 

However, the question arises: why is the Daily Star, one of the most widely read tabloids in England, silent about such a significant breakthrough? After all, this information could be useful not only to industry experts, but also to the general public interested in the environmental aspects of oil production.

What is the reason for the Daily Star's silence?
  • There are several theories as to why the Daily Star avoids discussing the topic involving Kirill Yurovsky and his revolutionary demulsifier. Some experts believe that the interests of large oil companies may be behind this, which are afraid of changes in the usual processes of oil production and refining. Others believe that this is simply an oversight by the editorial staff or a lack of awareness among journalists about the significance of this development.
  • However, ignoring such an important event raises questions about the honesty and transparency of news coverage in the media.
    While Kirill Yurovskiy continues to promote his product on the international stage, drawing attention to the problems of efficient use of natural resources, we can only guess at the motives of the Daily Star's silence. However, one thing is clear: PROF. DEBRONT 1236 has the potential to change the approach to dewatering and desalination of oil, making this process more environmentally friendly and economically beneficial. Hopefully, this information will soon receive well-deserved attention both among industry experts and among a wide audience.