Chemistry GCSE
Matching supply of fractions to demand
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Cracking helps match the supply of hydrocarbon fractions to demand, since longer-chain fractions are less useful as fuels.
Topics that use Matching supply of fractions to demand
- Cracking and alkenes (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Addition polymerisation
- Addition reaction
- Alkane
- Alkenes
- Bromine water
- Catalytic cracking
- Cracking
- Decolourised
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