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my apologies to anyone who is annoyed by the rebirth of this game in a new thread
but seeing as it is just a few weeks before trials, let's play it again.
same rules, i name a chemistry term and explain its meaning, giving as much relevant information as possible. the next person takes the last letter of my chemistry term and create a new chemistry term, repeating what i've done... usw.
(note: make sure it's in the syllabus, and feel free to make corrections.)
catalytic cracking: the process which "cracks" or converts high molecular weight fractions from crude oil are broken into lower molecular weight substances such as propene and ethene in order to increase the output of high-demand products.
E.g: C15H32 --> C10H22 + C5H10
The catalyst for the reaction is composed of an inorganic compound - zeolite (an aluminosilicate) which provides a large surface area for the reaction to occur. the reaction takes place in an anerobic environment with a temperature of 500 degrees Celsius.
but seeing as it is just a few weeks before trials, let's play it again.
same rules, i name a chemistry term and explain its meaning, giving as much relevant information as possible. the next person takes the last letter of my chemistry term and create a new chemistry term, repeating what i've done... usw.
(note: make sure it's in the syllabus, and feel free to make corrections.)
catalytic cracking: the process which "cracks" or converts high molecular weight fractions from crude oil are broken into lower molecular weight substances such as propene and ethene in order to increase the output of high-demand products.
E.g: C15H32 --> C10H22 + C5H10
The catalyst for the reaction is composed of an inorganic compound - zeolite (an aluminosilicate) which provides a large surface area for the reaction to occur. the reaction takes place in an anerobic environment with a temperature of 500 degrees Celsius.