A way/method for distinguishing between recycled and virgin engine oil.

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Could one of you can help me to find a way/method/procedure for distinguishing between recycled and virgin engine oil. I know it is quite difficult as the oil does not wear out and only it gets dirty. But, I am looking for a method, or any thing, to perform this job. Many thanks....

12/19/044:38 AM

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I would think standard spectrograph oil analysis would probably work fine if your goal was to find counterfeit or otherwise disguished recycled oil.

12/22/047:18 PM

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