Industrial Chemistry
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- Created on: 02-03-20 11:02
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2. By what process can naphthas be converted into cyclic alkanes? Why do we do this?
- Catalytic reforming, higher octane value
- Fischer Tropsch process, so it can be turned into short chain alkanes
- Steam reformation, so we can produce hydrogen
- Gasification to form syngas
3. Why do unbranched alkanes crack faster than branched alkanes?
- branched chains have less surface contact areas compared to unbranched
- Catalysts reject branched chain due to poor size
- branched chains have less intermolecular forces
4. By what process is sulphur removed and then recovered?
- hydrodesulphurisation and Clause process respectively
- Clause and hydrodesulphurisation respectively
- Hydrodesulphurisation and Fischer Tropsch process respectively
- Fischer Tropsch process and steam formation
5. What are the 3 types of cracking? List in terms of which is lastest
- steam cracking, thermal cracking, fluid catalytic cracking
- fluid catalytic cracking, steam cracking, thermal cracking
- thermal cracking, steam cracking, fluid catalytic cracking
- steam cracking, fluid catalytic cracking, thermal cracking
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