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Process used to create formaldehyde. The Formox process is a catalytic oxydation of methanol.

The Formox process can be part of an In-situ production system for a settlement. Formaldehyde

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	Process used to create formaldehyde. The Formox process is a catalytic oxydation of methanol.		Process used to create [[formaldehyde]]. The Formox process is a catalytic oxydation of methanol.

	The Formox process can be part of an In-situ production system for a settlement. Formaldehyde		The Formox process can be part of an In-situ production system for a settlement. Formaldehyde