Turning plastic into usable fuel

The video tutorial explains the process of converting 10 tons of plastic waste into fuel daily. It involves shredding the plastic and placing it in an oxygen-free reactor, where heat breaks down carbon molecules into smaller ones, turning the plastic into reusable fuel. The byproducts are then converted into naphtha, which is used to create virgin plastic, diesel fuel, and other petrochemical products.

What is the byproduct of the carbon molecules after the conversion of plastic waste?

List some of the products that can be created from the byproduct of the carbon molecules.