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Chemical Technology: Previous Year Questions (61-70)
Lesson 8 of 16 • 10 upvotes • 11:40mins
Devendra Poonia
Important Keywords: Caustic soda from sodium carbonate and slaked lime, Soda ash from salt and limestone, Gas oil from cracking, Residual crude from coking, Prilling tower is used in Urea production, Boiling point order of the petroleum fractions, Lubricating oil, Diesel, petrol, LPG, Paper and sugar industry and use of multiple effect evaporator, DCDA process, Mercury Cell, Urea production from Ammonia and carbon dioxide, Polyester from DMT and Ethylene glycol, Addition and condensation polymerisation, Sulphuric acid manufacturing, Vegetable oil hydrogenation, Nylon6,6.
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