Chemical Engineering - Petroleum Refinery Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Petroleum Refinery Engineering - Section 3 (Q.No. 24)
24.
Carbon/hydrogen ratio (by weight) is maximum (out of following) for
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Vicky said:
3 years ago
I think D is the right answer.
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Deepesh jain said:
9 years ago
I think D is the right answer.
Binod said:
8 years ago
I think it is D.
Deenbandhu said:
8 years ago
The ratio, either on a weight or on a molecular basis, of carbon-to-hydrogen in a hydrocarbon material. Materials with a high carbon/hydrogen ratio (eg coal) are solid. The ratio is used as a preliminary indication of the hydrogen quantity needed to convert the hydrocarbon to a gas and/or liquid (AGA).
So, D is right.
So, D is right.
Kapil shrma said:
8 years ago
D option is always right the increase or carbon atom and hydrogen atom increase density also and increase sulphur content.
Durveah pal said:
6 years ago
D answer is absolutely correct.
Jeet said:
5 years ago
D is the correct option.
Vipin Maurya said:
5 years ago
D is the right answer. Because heavy fuel oil content high carbon no. That's why high C/H ratio.
Kunal said:
3 years ago
D is the right answer.
Chandana Devi said:
3 years ago
Gasoline has a maximum H/C ratio.
Heavy Fuel Oil has maximum C/H ratio.
Heavy Fuel Oil has maximum C/H ratio.
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