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Which of the following is a product of cracking?

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practice

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Topic

Carbon compounds as fuels and feedstock

Question

  1. A. Only alkanes
  2. B. Only alkenes
  3. C. Both alkanes and alkenes
  4. D. Only solid hydrocarbons

Answer

Both alkanes and alkenes

Explanation

Cracking produces both alkanes and alkenes, which are smaller hydrocarbons.

Common mistake

Misunderstanding the Importance of Cracking

Students often fail to connect the process of cracking with its significance in providing smaller, more useful hydrocarbons for fuels and chemicals.

To fix this, students should focus on examples of how cracking produces valuable products like alkenes and fuels, and understand the high demand for these smaller molecules in modern applications.

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