【Daily Question】 Hydrogenation Sector 2016-03-25 Multiple Choice
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【Daily Question】 Hydrogenation Section 2016-03-25 Multiple Choice Question: In hydrocracking reactions, a high hydrogen-to-oil ratio is generally used. Which of the following is NOT a reason for using such a high ratio? (C) A. To reduce the rate of catalyst deactivation B. To remove heat from the reactor bed C. To increase the yield of intermediate distillate oils D. To raise the hydrogen partial pressure @sgwj @stone2000 @GuanGongYu @FishInTheDesert @TraceElements @lyf0506 @xuyuan0206 @guoruimin1986 @dlutyj @Sammy_Wang
In hydrocracking reactions, a high hydrogen-to-oil ratio is generally used. Which of the following is not a reason for using such a high ratio? (C) Increasing the yield of intermediate distillate oil
In hydrocracking reactions, a high hydrogen-to-oil ratio is generally used. Which of the following is not a reason for using such a high hydrogen-to-oil ratio? (C)
C. Increase the yield of intermediate distillate oil
C. Increase the yield of intermediate distillate oil
C. Increase the yield of intermediate distillate oil
C. Increase the yield of intermediate distillate oil
In hydrocracking reactions, a high hydrogen-to-oil ratio is generally used. Which of the following is NOT a reason for using such a high ratio? (A) A. Reducing the rate of catalyst deactivation; B. Removing heat from the reactor bed; C. Increasing the yield of intermediate distillate oils; D. Increasing the hydrogen partial pressure