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Catalytic oxidation-dehydrogenation of methyl alcohol produces
A Formaldehyde
B Phenol
C Acetone
D Maleic anhydride
__________ is produced by the dehydrogenation of ethyl benzene.
A Styrene
B Ethyl alcohol
C Cumene
D Phenol
Catalytic action in a catalytic chemical reaction follows from the ability of catalyst to change the
A Activation energy
B Equilibrium constant
C Heat of reaction
D None of these
Dehydrogenation of isopropanol produces
A Propyl alcohol
B Acetone
C Trichloroethylene
D Formaldehyde
Dehydrogenation of ethyl benzene produces
A Styrene
B Naphthalene
C Phenol
D Benzoic acid
Bisphenol A is produced by the condensation of acetone with
A Formaldehyde
B Ethyl alcohol
C Diethyl ether
D Phenol
Among the many substances manufactured commercially by means of ________ are acetic acid, acetone, butanol, lactic acid and several vitamins.
A Viruses
B Bacteria
C Fungi
D Yeast
Industrial production of chloroform requires acetone and
A Phosgene
B Calcium hypochlorite
C Chlorine
D Ammonium chloride
Octane number of gasoline produced by two stage fluidised catalytic cracking process is
A 80
B 87
C 92
D 97
Maleic anhydride is produced by catalytic oxidation of
A Toluene
B Ethyl alcohol
C Naphthalene
D Benzene

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