Fischer – Tropsch synthesis involves the formation of alkanes by the combination of?
Answer: CO and H₂
Explanation
The Fischer-Tropsch synthesis involves the combination of CO and H₂ to form alkanes.
CO (carbon monoxide) and H₂ (hydrogen): are collectively known as "syngas".
The Fischer-Tropsch process uses a catalyst to convert this syngas into liquid hydrocarbons, primarily alkanes.
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