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Hydrocracking Chemical Reactions Theory

Hydrocracking is a catalytic hydrogenation process in which high molecular weight feedstocks are converted and hydrogenated to lower molecular weight products. Cracking will break bonds, and the resulting unsaturated products

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Hydrocracking Process

Hydrocracking Process in Oil Refinery

Catalytic cracking of heavy hydrocarbons in the presence of hydrogen is known as hydrocracking. The hydrocracking process converts heavy, high-boiling petroleum feedstock into lighter products (naphtha, kerosene, diesel, etc.) or

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Hydrotreating Catalysts

The primary function of Hydrotreating catalysts is to remove sulfur, nitrogen and other contaminants from the refinery feedstocks. In addition, they improve product properties by adding hydrogen and in some

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Hydrotreating Chemical Reactions

Hydrotreating is the reaction of organic compounds in the presence of Hydrogen to remove sulfur, nitrogen, metals, halides, and oxygen from the petroleum fractions ranging from LPG to vacuum residue.

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