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Reforming is the process of converting .......... and ....... alkanes into corresponding ....... hydrocarbons.

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To solve the question, we need to identify the correct terms to fill in the blanks regarding the reforming process in hydrocarbons. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Reforming Process**: Reforming is a chemical process that alters the structure of hydrocarbons to improve their properties, particularly for fuel applications. 2. **Identifying the Types of Hydrocarbons**: In the context of reforming, we are specifically dealing with alkanes, which are saturated hydrocarbons. ...
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  1. Methane molecule is .............. in shape with all bond angles equal...

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  2. Convert : Carbon to acetylene

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  3. Reforming is the process of converting .......... and ....... alkanes ...

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  4. The knocking behaviour of a fuel with octane number 60 is the same as ...

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  5. The commonly used antiknock compound is ........

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  6. Compounds of the type R-Mg-X are known as..............

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  7. Sodalime is a mixture of .............. and ............. in the ratio...

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  8. Fluorination of alkenes takes place ................ and may result in...

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  9. The coversion of n-hexane to benzene involves ............

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  10. .......... is a better dehydrohalogenating agent as compared to .........

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  11. Alkenes and alkynes burn with a .......... . flame.

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  12. The best method for locating the position of double bond in an unknown...

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  13. The molecular weight of low density polythene ranges between .......an...

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  14. The dehydrohalogenation of a 1, 1-dihalide results in the formation of...

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  15. When acetylene is treated with ammonical cuprous chloride, a ............

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  16. The delocalised pi -molecular orbital in benzene contains three .........

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  17. A ring system exhibits aromatic character when it contains ......... p...

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  18. Furan (C4H2O) is an ......... compound.

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  19. o- and p-directing substituents are ..... substituents, whereas m-dire...

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  20. The first stage in the formation of coal in nature is .......... which...

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