Yes, these tree hearts, stored for hundreds of thousands, even millions of years, transformed into fossil resources, are indeed of exceptional quality, comparable to the finest oil. With a certain industrial base, they could refine a large amount of chemical raw materials.
Including some that can burn in a low-oxygen environment, with very high caloric value, providing a solid foundation for the industrial revolution.
One scientist analyzed, "The method for industrially separating oxygen is quite simple... There is oxygen in the atmosphere of this planet, so it is not completely devoid of oxygen, hence, compress and liquefy the air first, then according to the different boiling points of each gas, separate out the oxygen."
"As long as the temperature is controlled above -195.8℃ but below -183℃, one can obtain a large amount of high-concentration oxygen. The economic cost of this industrial separation method is quite low."
