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rayline

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Can someone please help... i have to find a process used to separate crude oil, it cant be fractional distillation and preferably to have been used historically.. thanks if anyone can help

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Hmmm fractional distillation is the only widely used method that I've encountered. Unless the questions is asking about separation of different length hydrocarbon chains (catalytic and thermal cracking) I'm not really sure I've heard of a widely used method. Sorry
 

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why can't you use fractional distillation?!

i guess if you really want to, you can say size exclusion chromotography, but that's not really used on an industrial scale...
 

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