Is the isomerization dewaxing of lubricating oil considered hydrocracking?

2018-01-08 View Original

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Is isomerized dewaxing of lubricating oil considered one of the hydrocracking processes?

Reply #2 2018-01-11

No way, the mass of heteromolecular compounds remains unchanged; only their molecular structure changes, with large molecules breaking down into smaller ones. Personally, I think there’s a difference

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