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Latest comment: 2 years ago by Nevalicori in topic Untitled

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Red oil vs red oil vs red oil: the description of the ethylene industry byproduct suggests it's a completely different substance to that produced in nuclear fuel reprocessing; meanwhile, per the disambiguation hint, palm oil can also be called "red oil"; surely then, this entry should be a disambiguation stub pointing at three (at least) different places: Red oil (nuclear reprocessing), Red oil (ethylene industry), and Palm oil [sometimes known as "red oil"]? If the two byproduct substances have any meaningful connection to one another then this should probably be mentioned instead. Mo McRoberts (nevalicori) (talk) 20:37, 11 December 2023 (UTC)Reply