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1
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Addition of alkyl radical with side chain final product

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Alkylation

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2
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Example of alkylation applications

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Petroleum
Organic chemicals

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3
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Creation of amine group by addition of ammonia

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Amination by ammonolysis

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4
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Applications of ammonolysis

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Dyestuffs
Synthetic fibers
Organic chemicals

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5
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Creation of amine group by adding hydrogen gas

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Amination by reduction

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6
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Applications of amination by reduction

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Dyestuffs
Organic chemical

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7
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Creation of amine group and oxidation

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Ammonoxidation

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8
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Application of ammonoxidation

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Plastics
Synthetic fibers

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9
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Process of heating limestone to produce lime

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Calcination

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10
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Application of calcination

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Cement

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11
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Creation of carbonyl compounds

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Carbonylation

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12
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Creation of carboxylate salts

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Carboxylation

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13
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Combination of two organic molecules

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Condensation

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14
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Application of condensation

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Synthetic perfumes

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15
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Separation of long C-C chains into smaller chains

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Cracking or pyrolysis

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16
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What process is used in destructive distillation of coal and petroleum

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Cracking or pyrolysis

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17
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Production of cyanide

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Cyanidation or cyanation

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18
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Creation of cyclic compounds from C-C chains

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Cyclization

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19
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Where is cyclization applied?

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Petroleum

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20
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Removable of water

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Dehydration

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21
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Removal of hydrogen

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Dehydrogenation

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22
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Where is dehydrogenation usually applied?

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Synthetic rubbers

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23
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Occurs between diazonium ions and the phenolic tyrosine, resulting in three new typical peaks in the SERS spectrum of thr azo dye

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Diazotization and coupling

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24
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When a substance is simultaneously reduced and oxidized

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Disproportionation

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25
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Other term for double decomposition (switching of ion pairs in inorganix chemicals)

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Metathesis

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26
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Adding acid to alcohol triggers

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Esterification

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27
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Application of esterification

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Oils and fats
Soaps

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28
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Addition of halogen to org compound performed with/without light

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Halogenation

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29
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Addition of water

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Hydration

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30
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Production of aldehydes from alkenes

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Hydroformylation

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31
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Other term for hydroformylation

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Oxo synthesis

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32
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Addition of hydrogen

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Hydrogenation

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33
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Applications of hydrogenation

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Fats and waxes
Coal hydrogenation
Petroleum

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34
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Cleavage of bonds by the addition of water

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Hydrolysis

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35
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Oxidation of CH into COH

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Hydroxylation

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36
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Application of hydroxylation

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Detergent

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37
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Transformation of molecules into a different isomer

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Isomerization

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38
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Where is isomerization applied?

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Petroleum

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39
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Introduction of nitro group into a organic compound

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Nitration

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40
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Application of nitration

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Explosives
Dyestuffs

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41
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Conversion of monomers to macromolecular complexes thriugh a finite defree of polymerization

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Oligomerization

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42
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Applications of polymerization

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Petroleum
Plastics
Elastomers
Synthetic fibers

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43
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Production of benzenesulfonic acid by adding SO3 and H2SO4

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Sulfonation

44
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Application of sulfonation

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Dyestuff

45
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Conversion of carbonyl group to thiocarbonyl

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Thionation

46
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Manufacture of paper from pulp employing the Foudrinier machine

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Kraft Processes

47
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Method of recovering hydrogen from water gas; carbon dioxide is reacted with steam at 500 C in the presence of catalyst to form co and h2

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Bosch Process

48
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Recovering copper from its sulfide ores by leaching with cupric and sodium or calcium chloride solutuon and electrolyzing, product is cupric chloride

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Hoepener Process

49
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Copper or iron sulfides fused and blown with air to burn out the sulfur content

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Holloway process

50
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Formation a rust resistant coating on iron, base metal by oxidation with superheated steam

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Barff process

51
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Process for reduction of lead ores, small charge is roasted slowly at a low T, lead being collected outside the furnace by means of heat

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Carinthian process

52
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Method of recovering gold and silver from their ores into a soluble form by treatments with cyanides

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Cyanidation process

53
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Rubber reclaiming process in which vulcanized scraps are introduced into a mixer (Banbury) where im the presence of air it is worked under pressure and at high T for a very short time

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Babbyry Process

54
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Sulfonation and extraction process in the manufacture of phenol

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Dennis Bull Process

55
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Soda ash manufacture

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Solvay Process

56
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Production of ammonia by direct combination of N2 and H2 at 600 under 200-300 atm in presence of catalyst

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Haber Bosch Process

57
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Process of recovering sulfur from the buried porous cap rock of a salt dome and delivering it above ground as a product of suitable purity and condition for use

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Frasch Process

58
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Extraction of aluminum from bauxite

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Hall’s process

59
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Catalysts used in manufacture of sulfuric acid by chamber and contact processes

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Chamber: oxides of nitrogen
Contact: V2O5 (vanadium oxide) on a porous carrier

60
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In contact process SO3 is absorbed in 97% H2SO4 because

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water forms an acid mist which is difficult to absorb

61
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Contact process yields __ concentration than chamber process

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Higher

62
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Producer gas contains mainly

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CO, CO2, H2 and N2

63
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Oxygen is produced by fraction of air using

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both Linde’s Process and Claude’s Process

64
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Raw materials for Solvay Process

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Salt, limestone, ammonia, coke oven gas

65
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Economics of the Solvay Process depends upon the efficiency of

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Ammonia recovery and size of plant

66
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Cement contains

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CaO, SiO2, Al2O3

67
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Permanent hardness of water is due to the presence of magnesium and calcium

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sulphides and chlorides

68
Q

Widely used method for conditioning of boiler feed wider

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Hot-lime soda process

69
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Hydrazine is widely used in

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as rocket fuel

70
Q

Trinitro-toluene is

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an explosive

71
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A mixture of glycerides of fatty acids

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Oil

72
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Mixture of esters of polyhydric alcohols except glycerin

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wax

73
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Unsaturated oils compared to saturated oils have

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lower melting point and higher reactivity to oxygen

74
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Rancidity of oil can be reduced by

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Hydrogenation

75
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Solvent used for extraction of oil

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methyl ethyl ketone

76
Q

Catalyst used in hydrogenation of oil

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Nickel

77
Q

Metallic soap is made of

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aluminum and calcium salt of fatty acids

78
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Fat splitting catalyst

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ZnO

79
Q

Free alkali in toilet soap is _____ that in laundry soap

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less than

80
Q

Builders are added in soap to

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boost cleaning power

81
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Biodegradable detergents

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can easily be oxidized

82
Q

Alkyl benzene sulfonate is

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a detergent

83
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Yellow glycerin can be made into white usin

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activated carbon

84
Q

How are essential oils usually obtained

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steam distillation

85
Q

Why are plasticizers added to paints

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to give elasticity and prevent cracking of the film

86
Q

Which oil is preferred in paint manufacturing

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Drying oil

87
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What is the function of a thinner in a paint

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Suspend pigments and dissolve film-forming materials

88
Q

Enamels

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give good glossy finish

89
Q

Why is SO2 bubbled through hot sugar-cane juice

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act as an acidifying agent

90
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substance that increases strength of tires

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carbon black

91
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common hydrocarbon gas liquids

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butane and propane

92
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refers to gases produced during oil production

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associated gas

93
Q

gases separated during oil refining

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refinery gas

94
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Catalyzed reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen to form hydrocarbons

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Fischer-Tropsch process

95
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Fischer-Tropsch synthesis feed quality guidelines

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< 1 ppm sulfur, <1% aromatics

96
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ideal catalyst for light components production in FT (gasoline)

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iron

97
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ideal catalyst for heavy component production in FT (diesel, waxes)

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nickel

98
Q

range of carbon lengths for LPG gas

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C1 to C4

99
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Range of naphtha carbon lengths

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C5 to C12

100
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Range of kerosene carbon chain lengths

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C6 to C12

101
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Range of carbon chain lengths for diesel/gasoline

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C12-C18

102
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Range of carbon chain lengths for lubricating oil

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C16-C22

103
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Range of carbon chain lengths for residue/asphalt/paraffin waxes

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> C20

104
Q

Process of producing 1,3 propanediol using a bioreactor (E. coli)

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DuPont process

105
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Chemical which is the precursor of nylon-6

A

Caprolactam

106
Q

major source of cheap natural gas

A

Middle East

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