A. High pressure & temperature
B. Low pressure & temperature
C. High pressure and low temperature
D. High temperature and low pressure
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Related Mcqs:
- Clay treatment is used to remove ___________________ ?
- A. Salt from the crude oil B. Colour & dissolved gases from cracked gasoline C. Wax from lube oil D. None of these...
- Diesel used in naval applications has a minimum cetane number of ___________________?
- A. 25 B. 35 C. 45 D. 65...
- Iso-octane is used as a reference substance in the definition of octane number and it is assigned an octane number value of 100. Iso-octane is chemically known as ___________________?
- A. α-methyl naphthalene B. 2-2-4 tri methyl pentane C. 1, 3 butadiene D. Tetra methyl ethylene...
- Products drawn from the top to bottom of the crude oil distillation column has progressively increasing ___________________?
- A. Boiling points B. Molecular weight C. C/H ratio D. All A., B. and C....
- Ethyl mercaptan is a/an ___________________ compound?
- A. Sulphur B. Nitrogen C. Oxygen D. None of these...
- Isomerisation converts the ___________________ tot-paraffins?
- A. Paraffins B. Olefins C. Naphthenes D. None of these...
- Boiling range of motor gasoline is an indication of the ___________________?
- A. Case of starting B. Rate of acceleration C. Vapour locking tendency D. All A., B. and C....
- The most commonly used feed stock for the reforming reactor is ___________________?
- A. Heavy fuel oil B. Residuum C. Straight run gasoline D. Casing head gasoline...
- Naphthenic acid is represented by ___________________?
- A. CnH2n+2O2 B. CnH2n-2O2 C. CnH2n+2O2 (n ≥ 6) D. CnH2n+6O2 (n ≤ 6)...
- Stabilisation of gasoline (petrol) means ___________________?
- A. Removal of dissolved gases from it B. Increasing its oxidation stability C. Improving its lead susceptibility D. Increasing its vapour pressure...
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