Fractional Distillation of Crude Oil

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Crude oil fractions and distillation

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Froggy Jumps Fractional Distillation of Crude OilOnline version Crude oil fractions and distillation by Andrea Arroyave Rincón 1 How are the fractions in petroleum separated? a in a process called fractional distillation b by simple boiling c through catalytic cracking 2 What determines the fraction a hydrocarbon ends up in? a the size/length of each hydrocarbon molecule b the time of day the distillation occurs c the color of the crude oil 3 Where do vapours with high boiling points condense in the column? a in the middle of the column b at the top of the column c at the bottom of the column 4 What happens to viscosity as carbon atoms increase? a viscosity stays the same b the liquid becomes more viscous c the liquid becomes less viscous 5 What is volatility as molecular size increases? a hydrocarbon liquids become less volatile b volatility does not change c they become more volatile 6 What causes more heat to be needed to separate molecules? a decreasing molecular size (smaller molecules) b presence of impurities only c increasing molecular size (larger molecules)

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Fractional Distillation of Crude OilOnline version

Crude oil fractions and distillation

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón

How are the fractions in petroleum separated?

in a process called fractional distillation

by simple boiling

through catalytic cracking

What determines the fraction a hydrocarbon ends up in?

the size/length of each hydrocarbon molecule

the time of day the distillation occurs

the color of the crude oil

Where do vapours with high boiling points condense in the column?

in the middle of the column

at the top of the column

at the bottom of the column

What happens to viscosity as carbon atoms increase?

viscosity stays the same

the liquid becomes more viscous

the liquid becomes less viscous

What is volatility as molecular size increases?

hydrocarbon liquids become less volatile

volatility does not change

they become more volatile

What causes more heat to be needed to separate molecules?

decreasing molecular size (smaller molecules)

presence of impurities only

increasing molecular size (larger molecules)

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Fractional Distillation of Crude OilOnline version

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón

How are the fractions in petroleum separated?

What determines the fraction a hydrocarbon ends up in?

Where do vapours with high boiling points condense in the column?

What happens to viscosity as carbon atoms increase?

What is volatility as molecular size increases?

What causes more heat to be needed to separate molecules?

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