Ammonia synthesis gas is produced from fuel oil by _________________?

Correct answer: B. Partial oxidation

  • A. Steam reforming
  • B. Partial oxidation
  • C. Hydro-cracking
  • D. Hydrogenation

Explanation

Fuel oil is a heavy hydrocarbon feed, so ammonia synthesis gas is generated by partial oxidation with oxygen and steam. Steam reforming is more commonly applied to lighter feeds such as natural gas.

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