The major alkyne, acetylene compound is produced by which among the following application on natural gas
Correct answer: B. Partial oxidation
- A. Hydrogenation
- B. Partial oxidation
- C. Cracking
- D. Hydrohalogenation
Explanation
Partial oxidation of natural gas is the correct method to produce acetylene. This process converts methane, the major component of natural gas, into a mixture of gases that include acetylene. The other options, such as hydrogenation, cracking, and hydrohalogenation, are not suitable for producing acetylene from natural gas.
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