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As the catalytic cracking of heavy oil proceeds more deeply, heavier components such as slurry and diesel decrease – will gasoline and liquefied gas increase?

2017-07-27View Original

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As the catalytic cracking of heavy oil proceeds more deeply, heavier components such as slurry and diesel decrease – will gasoline and liquefied gas increase?
Reply #22017-07-27
Material balance – if there’s less of something, then there must be more of something else. For dry gas, there might also be a slight increase due to burning

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