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How Are the Unreacted Gases Separated Out in ‘Bosch Process’ in the Manufacture of Hydrogen. - Chemistry

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How are the unreacted gases separated out in ‘Bosch process’ in the manufacture of hydrogen.

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Separation of CO2: The above mixture passed through KOH sol. under pressure CO2 dissolves leaving behind hydrogen.

2KOH + CO → K2CO3 + H2

Separation of Co: The gaseous mixture of [CO and H2] is passed through ammonical cuprous chloride solution in order to dissolve uncombined CO.

CuCl + CO + 2H2O → CuCl.Co.2H2

Thus hydrogen gas is left over.

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