Multi-purpose renewable fuel for isolating contaminants and storing energy

An energy-dense liquid mixture that reduces vapor pressure or availability of vapor pressure of a previously hazardous contaminant, the liquid mixture produced by a method comprising:

• dissociating biomass waste using an aerobic reaction to produce at least one of hydrocarbon and alcohol by applying waste heat recovered from an external heat source;
• dissociating the at least one of hydrocarbon and alcohol to generate carbon and hydrogen;
• harvesting carbon dioxide emitted from an industrial process;
• reacting the harvested carbon dioxide with the hydrogen to generate a hydrogen-dense fuel;
• and
• dissolving a hazardous contaminant in the hydrogen-dense fuel with the hydrogen-dense fuel operating as a solvent, the hazardous contaminant comprising at least one of colloidal carbon, fat, carbohydrate, sugar, rejected waste material from a polymer plant, carbon dioxide from exhaust of an industrial process, dust from coal, dust from grain, dust from polymer processing, and distilled solids from ethanol plant waste stream.

An energy-dense liquid mixture that reduces vapor pressure or availability of vapor pressure of a previously hazardous contaminant, the liquid mixture produced by a method comprising:

• dissociating biomass waste using an aerobic reaction to produce at least one of hydrocarbon and alcohol by applying waste heat recovered from an external heat source;
• dissociating the at least one of hydrocarbon and alcohol to generate carbon and hydrogen;
• harvesting carbon dioxide emitted from an industrial process;
• reacting the harvested carbon dioxide with the hydrogen to generate a hydrogen-dense fuel;
• filtering at least one of a halogen and a carcinogen from a hazardous contaminant;
• and
• dissolving the hazardous contaminant in the hydrogen-dense fuel with the hydrogen-dense fuel operating as a solvent, the hazardous contaminant comprising at least one of a carbon donor and a hydrogen donor.