Pyrolysis of pronane in Presence of Water Vapor

Ethane Pyrolysis in the Presence of Steam

“…Lang and Morgan (19) found that steam is an inert diluent in the pyrolysis of propane at temperatures below 700°C ., but that small amounts of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and aldehydes were formed at higher temperatures, indicating the presence of some reaction between steam and propane or its decomposition products.…”