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7th July 1967, Page 58
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MENTION "smog" in Cape Town, South Africa, and the locals will not have the haziest idea what you're talking about. But a Capetonian claims to have invented a fuel additive which produces almost complete combustion. He is engineer Henry Broquet and his additive—which, I hear, works equally well with diesel oil, petrol or paraffin—is a heat-activated lubricant whose essential elements are antimony, tin, lead and mercury.

Tests with white mice, says Mr. Broquet, showed that an engine which killed one in under a minute ran so clean with the fuel additive that another mouse inhaled the fumes for 10 minutes without illeffects.