Gem-gum waste dissolution

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Gemstone based metamaterials (gem-gum) will often contain a lot of incombustible slag froming elements making conventional incineration like it is possible with plasics not possible. Like silicones burn badly but worse. Silicones still have all side chains plugged by carbon. Gen-gum will often be no carbon at all.

So long possible recycling should be attempted at the component level. If things are no longer needed anywhere anytime soon but still quite intact then atomically precise disassembly could be attempted. More challenging than constructive mechanosynthesis.

If damaged too much for capabilities of atomically precise disassembly only Diamondoid waste incineration or Gem-gum waste dissolution remain the last options to get the lelements back from damaged mechanosphere to biosphere and other natural "spheres".

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