The name of the process used to refine oil into different products is

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GaryK [48]3 years ago

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Distillation

Explanation:

The name of the process used to refine oil into different products is called distillation. A refinery has huge distillation columns where is separated into its different fractions.

Distillation is a separation technique in which a mixture such as crude oil is separated into its fractions.
The components of the mixture must have an appreciable boiling point difference.
After distillation, oil is separated into difference components such as heavy oil, natural gas, kerosene, gasoline e.t.c.
The liquid with the least boiling point rises up in the column first and is collected.

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