Cleaning oil by conver/ng it to CO2 & water

One step Cleaning Process

About Oil Spill Eater Interna/onal

US company. Since 1989, OSEI is responsible for the clean up of over 27,000 spills. OSE II product focuses on speeding up mother nature and is

environmentally friendly.

Cleanup of spills in ocean water, industrial areas, terrain, concrete, asphalt, underground to name a few.

Oil Spill Eater II-Mechanism of Ac/on

These illustra/ons represent a simplified overview of how OSE II breaks down oil

and converts it to CO2 and water

When OSE II is applied to an oil spill, the molecular structure begins to breakdown immediately and in a short /me, visually disappear. This is caused through the ac/on of bio surfactants that connect with the oil molecules and breakdown the covalent and ionic bonds crea/ng small micelles (oil droplets). This process rapidly reduces the toxicity of the oil making it more bioavailable to indigenous bacteria that u/lise the oil as a food source.

OSE II Stage 1

Enzyme

Oil Droplet or micelle

Oil Before applica/on of OSE II

Oil star/ng to break up immediately when OSE II is applied

Oil breaking down to very small droplets or micelles aUer a short /me once OSE II is applied

Oil droplets are virtually invisible in a short /me

aUer applying OSE II enzyme

Once OSE II has come into contact with oil molecules, the enzymes form protein binding sites enabling the already present bacteria to u/lise the oil as a food source. OSE II enzymes

and biosurfactants create a detoxified medium of smaller separated droplets called micelles, where indigenous bacteria can safely aVach themselves and digest to CO2 and water . OSE II

also changes the density of the oil making it float and reduces the adhesion proper/es so

the oil will no longer adhere to shorelines, vegeta/on or man made structures.

OSE II Stage 2

OSE II contains nutrients that aVract indigenous

bacteria that rapidly colonize/grow in numbers greatly speeding up spill remedia/on. OSE II does not contain

any foreign bacteria or non indigenous organisms. The bacteria, natural to the spill environment, rapidly

consume detoxified oil with the help of OSE II nutrients and enzymes un/l all is converted to CO2 and water,

permanently removing the oil from the environment.

NATURAL BACTERIA LIVING IN THE SPILL ENVIRONMENT DIGEST THE OIL

OIL SPILL EATER INTERNATIONAL, CORP.

P.O. Box 515429Dallas, Texas 75075Ph: (972) 669-3390Fax: (469) 241-0896Email: oseicorp@msn.comWeb: www.osei.us

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60 YEAR OILED SOIL Tacoma, Washington Sept-Nov 1990

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SAVANNAH LABORATORIESATLANTA, GEORGIA

WEATHERED VENEZUELAN

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Atlanta, GeorgiaJune 1990

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SOUTHERN TESTING LABS.ANCHORAGE, ALASKA

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Tacoma, WashingtonBulk Fuel TerminalSept-Nov 1990

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SOUTHWESTERN LABORATORIESSAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

LIGHT TO MEDIUM CRUDE

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MEGA BORG.Gulf of MexicoJune 1990

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Prudoe Bay, AlaskaJune 1990

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, INC.DALLAS, TEXAS

TPH BIODEGRADATION TESTS OF OSE IIPERFORMED BY INDEPENDENT LABORATORIES

This page represents a sampling of laboratory test reports available upon request.

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Deck Cleaning US NCP listed

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Engine room cleaning

An/-pollu/on preven/on during bunkeringUS NCP listed

Hard to reach areas cleaning

Terrain Cleaning

Industrial Applica/on Cleaning

Underground Spill Treatment

Tank water oil contamina/on treatment

Fire Retardancy Proper/es

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