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because it's such a terrible burn, right? In fact, some of the estimations I saw was that only about 50% or less of whatever was in a tank converted cleanly into CO2. The remaining half, or in some cases more, actually either didn't burn, but it left the tank, right? It ran down the street, went into the ocean, whatever. Or it converted into something else, and it came down a soot as one of the PAHs, et cetera, right? It became some other hydrocarbio, the chain linked up in some other way, and it came out of some other substance, depending on the length of the carbon polymer. And it never got near the carbon dioxide stage, right? It just went straight into something else. So it's very interesting, still a lot of unknowns, but there are some good cumulative numbers there that I...