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In the petroleum industry cracking is ________________Group of answer choices none of the abovethe combination of small hydrocarbon molecules to form larger hydrocarbon molecules.any reaction that is accompanied by the absorption of heat. the breaking of larger hydrocarbon molecules into smaller ones.  any reaction that is accompanied by the release of heat PreviousNext

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In the petroleum industry cracking is ________________Group of answer choices none of the abovethe combination of small hydrocarbon molecules to form larger hydrocarbon molecules.any reaction that is accompanied by the absorption of heat. the breaking of larger hydrocarbon molecules into smaller ones.  any reaction that is accompanied by the release of heat PreviousNext

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In the petroleum industry, cracking is the breaking of larger hydrocarbon molecules into smaller ones.

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