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Card 6
Front
What catalyst is used in reforming?
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Card 7
Front
What are the Products like in Isomerisation?
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Card 8
Front
In Isomerisation the longest carbon chain becomes shorter, so what happens to the Octane Number?
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Card 9
Front
There is more branching, so what happens to the Octane Number?
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Card 10
Front
What 2 things helps isomerisation take place?
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Card 11
Front
What happens When a catalyst is poisoned?
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Card 12
Front
Does the Catalyst poison ADSORB stronger or weaker than the reactants?
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