Liquefied natural gas is primarily used to transport natural gas from one source to another.Exportersuse this method when shipping to different countries and across bodies of water when pipelines aren't available. There are two main approaches to liquefying natural gas in large quantities The cascad...
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For propane vapor at 20°C must be pressurized toabout 836 kPa to see it liquefy, and at 50°C, about 1713 kPa pressure is required. The lower the temperature, the easier it is to liquefy the vapor. For n-Butane vapor at 20°C must be pressurized to about 115 kPa to see it lique...
Mustard gas is an alkylating agent, meaning its chemicals destroy DNA and cells and liquefy tissue. In essence, mustard gas kills tissue and membranes in the areas it touches. Alkylating agents also are often used in cancer drugs. As you might have picked up, mustard gas is very dangerous,...
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additional processing is required before the condensation of the gas to remove the threat of crystallization in the heat exchangers in the liquefaction plant. When chemical conversion is used to liquefy natural gas, the conversion process determines which preliminary process must be used. Additionally,...
Once we pull the CO2 out of the air, it’s just CO2 gas at one atmospheric pressure, and from there we can do many things. It can be used directly by greenhouses or food packaging applications. We can liquefy it, which is used heavily in beverages, sodas, and beers. It can be tur...
and the particulate impurities are crushed and taken away with the high-speed airflow. When removing organic impurities, the dry ice particles collide with the organic matter inelastically, and the dry ice particles liquefy and wrap the organic matter off the surface of the silicon wafer, and ...
Helium can also be produced by liquefying air and separating the component gases. The production costs for this method are high, and the amount of helium contained in air is very low. Although this method is often used to produce other gases, like nitrogen and oxygen, it is rarely used ...
Explain how the concept of absolute zero came about through Charles's studies of gases. Hint: What would happen to the volume of a gas sample at absolute zero (if the gas did not liquefy first)? What temperature scale is defined wi...