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    Craqueo de La Parafina

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    The document describes the cracking of liquid paraffin. Liquid paraffin is heated to 350°C on pumice stone, which causes it to break down into smaller hydrocarbon molecules like methane, ethane, propane and butane along with hydrogen gas. The process is illustrated through a chemical equation showing the breakdown of paraffin molecules into smaller alkanes and alkenes.

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    The document describes the cracking of liquid paraffin. Liquid paraffin is heated to 350°C on pumice stone, which causes it to break down into smaller hydrocarbon molecules like methane, ethane, propane and butane along with hydrogen gas. The process is illustrated through a chemical equation showing the breakdown of paraffin molecules into smaller alkanes and alkenes.

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    The document describes the cracking of liquid paraffin. Liquid paraffin is heated to 350°C on pumice stone, which causes it to break down into smaller hydrocarbon molecules like methane, ethane, propane and butane along with hydrogen gas. The process is illustrated through a chemical equation showing the breakdown of paraffin molecules into smaller alkanes and alkenes.

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    CRAQUEO DE LA PARAFINA

    LÍQUIDA

    CH3
    H3C
    PIEDRA PÓMEZ 350°C

    CH2 + H
    H3C

    H3C CH3
    H 3C CH 3 H3C CH3

    + +
    – + –

    + –
    CH3
    CH3 CH2
    + H2C CH2 +H
    CH3 + H2C H2C H3C

    + – +
    +
    CH CH2
    H3C CH3
    + H2C CH2
    CH4
    + H2C –
    CH3 H2C
    H2C CH2
    +
    CH3
    H2C CH3 H3C
    +
    H3C CH3
    +

    H2C CH3
    +
    H2

    LESLY ADRIANA CALDERÓN FLORES


    INGENIERIA BIOQUÍMICA

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