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MCQ
Cracking that uses a catalyst such as silica-alumina is called:
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A Thermal cracking
B Steam cracking
C Catalytic cracking
D Electrolytic cracking
Explanation

Cracking in the presence of a silica-alumina catalyst is catalytic cracking.

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