Chemistry of Gas Manufacture
Chemistry of Gas Manufacture
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Therefore, from the higher hydrocarbons of both the paraffin and the olefine series are obtained directly or in- directly the following gases, or easily vaporized bodies : Hydrogen, methane, ethylene, acetylene, and benzene, besides homologues of the last four in small quantities. None of the reactions alluded to above occur completely, but according to the well-known theory of reversible chemical changes, an equilibrium is established at the reacting temperature, and both the original bodies a...nd the products are present in certain proportions de- pendent on the temperature and pressure in the reacting mixture. Secondary actions occur freely also.
The influence of the oxygenated bodies which are present in coal must also be considered. As a general rule, organic bodies containing oxygen, on heating, decompose, through the splitting oft of the oxygen in conjunction with hydrogen as water, or with carbon as the monoxide or dioxide. The hydrocarbon residues unite to form hydrocarbons, which may then undergo a further change according to their nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore, from the higher hydrocarbons of both the paraffin and the olefine series are obtained directly or in- directly the following gases, or easily vaporized bodies : Hydrogen, methane, ethylene, acetylene, and benzene, besides homologues of the last four in small quantities. None of the reactions alluded to above occur completely, but according to the well-known theory of reversible chemical changes, an equilibrium is established at the reacting temperature, and both the original bodies a...nd the products are present in certain proportions de- pendent on the temperature and pressure in the reacting mixture. Secondary actions occur freely also.
The influence of the oxygenated bodies which are present in coal must also be considered. As a general rule, organic bodies containing oxygen, on heating, decompose, through the splitting oft of the oxygen in conjunction with hydrogen as water, or with carbon as the monoxide or dioxide. The hydrocarbon residues unite to form hydrocarbons, which may then undergo a further change according to their nature.
What to read after Chemistry of Gas Manufacture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J Atkinson William John Atkinson Butterfield to read onlineMoreLess
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