Technology

AlchemII converts methane (CH₄) into solid graphite (C) and hydrogen (H₂) in a single pot — no CO₂ released, two valuable products out.

How it works

[Brief, plain-English description of the one-pot process — what the reactor does, the conditions, and why doing it in a single step is the unlock.]

Why it's derisked

The core question investors ask is: what could go wrong, and why won't it? Here's how we've retired the biggest risks.

• Technical risk. [What have you already demonstrated in the lab? Conversion rate, product purity, run time.]
• Scale risk. [Why does this scale? Path from bench to pilot, and what stays constant as it grows.]
• Cost risk. [Unit economics — input (cheap methane) vs. two revenue streams (graphite + hydrogen).]
• Market risk. [Who buys the graphite and hydrogen, and why the demand is durable.]

The advantage

[One or two sentences on what makes this hard to copy — IP, process know-how, catalyst, or being first.]