Decarbalization, Decarbonation, Carbalization

So what you had was your in your sulphur mercury side, but they needed to be bonded together. So when you're doing this calcination, it's going to actually remove this carbon that was creating this bond between the two sides. That way you can now open that back up and marry those two things perfectly together. The whole thing's going to rise up as one and then fall back as one. And it's actually going to exhibit both the masculine and feminine characteristics,. cause when it falls it'll be hard like a stone, but when you throw heat to it, it will evaporate - just like the feminine side of the oil side.