Monday, January 16, 2012

Exercise 1


1.      Petroleum is formed over thousands of years comes from
a.       Dinosaurs                          d. plankton and plants
b.      Mammal                            e. plant
c.       Pope
2.      What factors cause the rocks turn into fossil petroleum?
a.       solar thermal                      d.  storm tsunami
b.      pressure and geothermal    e. Vulcano eruption and lava
c.       tectonic earthquake
3.      to determine the presence of crude oil in the earth used....techniques.
a.       blasting                              d. shock wave
b.      seismic waves                    e. Microscope
c.       air monitoring
4.      generally petroleum sourced from offshore untill the deep sea. it's happen because...
a.       due shifting layers of earth
b.      formation fossils from marine animals
c.       have deep base earth
d.      law of nature
e.       tectonic earthquakes frequently occur at sea
5.      Petroleum is considered nonrenewable energy sources. because ....
a.       formation process would take thousands of year
b.      nature can not create more oil
c.       can be recycled from the burning
d.      can not be made by humans with any technology
e.       petroleum is not a new energy source
6.      the most  Petroleum fractions is....
a.       alkanes and cycloalkanes              d. LPG, LNG, and asphalt
b.      aromatic and  aldehydes               e. Premium gasoline and diesel
c.       cycloalkanes and aromatic
7.      The basic principle of the separation on petroleum is the difference of ...
a.       Color                                             d. molecular mass
b.      viscosities                                      e. Reactivity
c.       boiling point
8.      The technique is applied to separate the fractions petroleum is ....
a.       Extraction                                     d. decantation
b.      distillation fractionation                e. Magnetization
c.       Purification fractionation
9.      Gasoline in the petroleum fraction having an atomic number carbon ranges between ....
a.        1 – 5                                             d.  21 – 30
b.      6 – 10                                            e. Over 50
c.       13 – 20
10.  Fraction of crude oil remaining in the column fractionation can be used as ....
a.       fuel for cooking                            d. solvent carbon compounds
b.      fuel for vehicles                            e. engine lubricants
c.       asphalt to harden the road
11.  process for converting the length chain hydrocarbon molecules becomes shorter molekul, the named is...
a.       distillation                                     d. cracking
b.      reforming                                      e. Destruction
c.       Extraction
12.  process for converting the short chain hydrocarbon molecules becomes longer molekul, the named is...
a.       distillation                                     d. cracking
b.      reforming                                      e. Destruction
c.       Extraction
13.  The composition of the mixture of gasoline and 87% isooktana and 13% n-heptane have octane numbers as much ....
a.       80                                                  d. 100
b.      87                                                  e. 113
c.       96
14.  Additives that can increase the octane number is ....
a.       Lead oxide                                    d. trietiltimbel
b.      lead sulfate                                    e. Trinitrotoulena
c.       Tetraetiltimbel
15.  The addition of TEL into premium gasoline produces a black precipitate PbO  and  buried in a motorcycle engine. To avoid this usually  added ....
a.       CH2Br2                            d. PbS
b.      PbSO4                               e. Pb(C2H3O2)2
c.       PbCl2
16.  Dangers of carbon monoxide for humans are ....
a.        accelerate rusting metal
b.      reducing levels of CO2 in the air
c.       damage the ozone layer
d.      cause lung disease
e.       easily reacts with hemoglobin
17.  Pollutant gases that cause the occurrence of fog photochemical is ....
a.       SO2                                   d. NO
b.      CO2                                  e. CO
c.       CnHx
18.  Air pollutants that lead to the occurrence of rain acid is ....
a.       CO                                    d. N2
b.      CO2                                  e. Freon
c.       SO2




Answered Keys

1. E
2. B
3. B
4. B
5. A
6. C
7.C
8. B
9. B
10. C
11.D
12.B
13.B
14.C
15.A
16.E
17.C
18.C

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