Phrases with «heavier hydrocarbons»

"Heavier hydrocarbons" refers to a group of molecules that are made up of carbon and hydrogen atoms, but they are larger and have a higher molecular weight compared to lighter hydrocarbons. They are called "heavier" because they have more carbon atoms. Examples of heavier hydrocarbons include gasoline, diesel, and oils. Full definition

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Sentences with «heavier hydrocarbons»

With an increase in pressure, water and carbon dioxide remain stable, but at pressures above 93 gigapascals (0.93 million atmospheres) methane begins to decompose forming heavy hydrocarbons — ethane, butane, and polyethylene. (sciencedaily.com)
The group said that while it will initially focus on advanced biofuels for transportation, its work will cover three areas: one, the conversion of heavy hydrocarbons into clean fuels; two, improved recovery from existing oil and gas reservoirs; and three, carbon sequestration. (gigaom.com)
In 2012, it was introduced to GTUIT, a Montana company developing its own waste gas technology, which strips out heavy hydrocarbons like butane and propane, and leaves a dry residue gas. (canadianbusiness.com)
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Phrases with «heavier hydrocarbons»

Sentences with «heavier hydrocarbons»

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