Petroleum Refining vs Petrochemistry (Lec004)

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before we continue with the petro
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00:03:05.210 00:03:05.220 talking about medicine you can see here
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00:04:12.170 00:04:12.180 Kennedy and let me go to the PDF it's
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00:05:02.510 00:05:02.520 these are petrochemicals so you can hear
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