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By what means is carbon (iv) oxide is produced with hydrogen removed from the mixture in the industrial preparation of hydrogen from natural gas? This is by passing the mixture through
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In the industrial preparation of hydrogen from natural gas, carbon (IV) oxide is generated by the removal of hydrogen from the mixture, which is accomplished by passing the mixture over a heated catalyst composed of nickel or iron oxide.
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