Hydrocracking is a process by which the hydrocarbon molecules of petroleum are broken into simpler molecules, as of gasoline or kerosene, by the addition of hydrogen under high pressure and in the presence of a catalyst. This process employs hydrogen gas to improve the hydrogen-carbon ratio in the… View Full Term
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Galvanizing is one of the most effective methods of protecting steel and iron against corrosion. However, there are many different forms of galvanizing, each with their own pros and cons. Metallurgists and coating specification writers should be aware of the different forms of galvanizing and the specific characteristics that go along with each form.
This comprehensive guide covers a brief history of galvanized steel, what it is and how it works, and an overview of the most common forms of galvanizing.
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