Implications of Obtaining and Using Hydrocarbons (HSC SSCE Chemistry): Quizzes

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Implications of Obtaining and Using Hydrocarbons
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Why is crude oil classified as a non-renewable resource?

It takes millions of years to form

In fractional distillation, where do substances with higher boiling points condense?

At lower, hotter levels of the tower

What type of catalyst is typically used in catalytic cracking?

Zeolites

What is a key difference between thermal and catalytic cracking?

Thermal cracking uses no catalyst

How many sea birds were killed in the Exxon Valdez oil spill of 1989?

Over 250,000

What was the emission reduction target for the Kyoto Protocol's second commitment period (2013-2020)?

18% below 1990 levels

What happens to ocean pH when atmospheric CO2\text{CO}_2 increases according to Le Chatelier's principle?

pH decreases (more acidic)

How much CO2\text{CO}_2 can post-combustion capture reduce from power station emissions?

Up to 85%

Which plastic identification codes do most councils accept for kerbside recycling?

Codes 1, 2, and 4

What percentage of plastic packaging do Australians currently recycle?

Approximately 23%

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