In the industrial production of hydrogen from natural gas, carbon (IV) oxide produced along with the hydrogen is removed by?
a
washing with water under pressure
b
passing the mixture into lime water
c
using ammoniacal copper (l) chloride
d
drying over phoshorus (V) oxide
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Btf
6 years ago
The carbon(iv) oxide is removed from the mixture by dissolving it in water(under a pressure of 30atm) or other solvent such as caustic soda
Samson_2003
4 years ago
Please according to my new school chemistry text book page 346, carbon(IV) oxide is removed by dissolving it in water (under a pressure of 30 arm)
