How stove gas could be increased
mostly carbon, with hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur also present)
15,000 to 18,000 BTUs: Excellent for most residential kitchens, handling heavy pans and boiling water efficiently.
20,000+ BTUs: Found in professional-style gas ranges and dedicated wok cooktops, providing restaurant-level heat and quick pan recovery when cold ingredients are added.
Up to 200,000+ BTUs: Utilized in heavy-duty, high-pressure outdoor equipment like turkey fryers or crawfish boil setups
Coal (approximate composition): C (mostly carbon, with hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur also present)
Coal tar: No single formula (mixture of hundreds of organic compounds)
Anthracite coal: ~90–95% carbon (approximately C)
Bituminous coal: Mostly carbon, no fixed molecular formula
Lignite: Mostly carbon, no fixed molecular formula
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NiMo/Al₂O₃ catalystNickel + molybdenumHydrotreating and coal liquefactionCoMo/Al₂O₃ catalystCobalt + molybdenumHydrodesulfurizationPt/Al₂O₃ catalystPlatinumCatalytic reforming and hydrogenationPd/Al₂O₃ catalystPalladiumHydrogenation reactionsZSM-5 zeolite catalystZeoliteCatalytic cracking and methanol-to-gasolineY Zeolite (USY) catalystZeoliteFluid catalytic cracking (FCC)Iron Fischer–Tropsch catalystIronConverting syngas into hydrocarbonsCobalt Fischer–Tropsch catalystCobaltSynthetic fuel production from syngasTungsten carbide catalystTungsten carbideSome coal liquefaction research
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