Ethanol can be prepared from methane in order of following steps. . (a) Heating 2 moles of methane to 1500°C with rapid cooling with hydration of the Product, then oxidation of the product. (b) Heating 2 moles of methane to 1500 °C with rapid cooling with hydration of the Product, then reduction of the product. (C) Heating to 1000 °C, then catalytic hydration, then reduction. (d) Catalytic hydration, reduction with hydrogen. then d

Ethanol can be prepared from methane in order of following steps. . (a) Heating 2 moles of methane to 1500°C with rapid cooling with hydration of the Product, then oxidation of the product. (b) Heating 2 moles of methane to 1500 °C with rapid cooling with hydration of the Product, then reduction of the product. (C) Heating to 1000 °C, then catalytic hydration, then reduction. (d) Catalytic hydration, reduction with hydrogen. then d

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