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Experts: A certain amount of liquefied gas is produced during the reforming reaction. Does this product result from the direct cracking of the feedstock, or from the cracking of intermediate products of the reaction? Which reaction is dominant among the two reasons? Thank you
Direct high-temperature cracking occurs frequently, as the catalyst is acidic; isn’t adding water intended to suppress such reactions?
In the reformation reaction, cracking and dealkylation reactions occur, producing light hydrocarbons.
Why does the liquefied gas yield increase after the initial boiling point of the feedstock decreases (to 70–72)?