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Facts

Mixture of hydrocarbons


Split using fractional distillation

Fractional Distillation

1) Oil pumped into bottom


2) Heated and evaporates


3) Vaporised oil rises in column


4) Condenses at different levels, tapped off

Properties

Mostly alkanes, chains of carbon atoms surrounded by hydrogen atoms


Different lengths


First four= Methane, Ethane, Propane, Butane


Alkanes= CnH2n+2


Shorter molecules, more runny hydrocarbon, more volatile(turns into gas easier), more flammable

Crude Oil as Fuel

Used in transportation


Generate electricity


Non-renewable


Burn for energy,carbon dioxide released

Cracking

Splitting up Long-chain Hydrocarbons


Do it by passing over powdered catalyst at 400-700 degrees, catalyst is Aluminium Oxide


Cracking Alkanes makes Alkenes