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When steam is passed over hot coke, it produces
When steam is passed over hot coke, it produces
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The correct option is A water gas
When steam is passed over hot coke, it produces water gas
Steam is passed over white hot coke(At the high temperature,steam is pass over carbon)
C+H2O=(CO2+H2)
Formed water gas which is colorless poisonous gas that burns with an intensely hot, bluish (nearly colorless) flame. The gas is a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen with very small amounts of other gases, e.g., carbon dioxide, and is almost entirely combustible as a result. Water gas is so named because of the use of water (steam) in its preparation. This process involves treating white-hot hard coal or coke with a blast of steam; carbon monoxide and hydrogen are formed. The gas is manufactured in vast quantities for commercial use. It is of much importance in the preparation of hydrogen and as a fuel in the making of steel and in other industrial processes
When steam is passed over hot coke, it produces water gas
Steam is passed over white hot coke(At the high temperature,steam is pass over carbon)
C+H2O=(CO2+H2)
Formed water gas which is colorless poisonous gas that burns with an intensely hot, bluish (nearly colorless) flame. The gas is a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen with very small amounts of other gases, e.g., carbon dioxide, and is almost entirely combustible as a result. Water gas is so named because of the use of water (steam) in its preparation. This process involves treating white-hot hard coal or coke with a blast of steam; carbon monoxide and hydrogen are formed. The gas is manufactured in vast quantities for commercial use. It is of much importance in the preparation of hydrogen and as a fuel in the making of steel and in other industrial processes
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