Removal of light fractions from crude oil is called its _____________________?

Correct answer: C. Stabilisation

  • A. Sweetening
  • B. Dehydration
  • C. Stabilisation
  • D. Visbreaking

Explanation

Stabilisation removes dissolved light hydrocarbons from crude oil or gasoline so that vapour pressure and handling losses are reduced. Sweetening removes sulphur compounds, whereas visbreaking reduces viscosity by mild thermal cracking.

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