The method in which more steam is passed through the water Gas to oxidize CO to Carbon Dioxide which is then more soluble in water than Hydrogen gas and gets separated is called______.
Correct answer: B. Bosch Process
- A. liquification process
- B. Bosch Process
- C. Fragmentation
- D. Thermal decomposition
Explanation
In the Bosch process, steam reacts with carbon monoxide in water gas: CO + H2O → CO2 + H2. Carbon dioxide dissolves readily in water, leaving hydrogen to be collected. The likely mistake is choosing liquefaction, which is a physical separation method and does not oxidize CO.
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