The ethylene plant produces ethylene (also known as ethene) from ethane.

In addition to fertilizers, the chemicals industry produces calcium carbide, ethylene, and plastics.

Its main use is in the chemical industry, in producing ethylene by steam cracking.

Although producing ethylene while ripening, unripened exported mangoes do not have the same juiciness or flavor as fresh fruit.

In general, low oxygen stimulates trees and plants to produce ethylene.

Much like tomatoes, pumpkins produce ethylene which allows them to complete the ripening or "curing" in store.

The same year, another new Synthetic Rubber Production Plant started its operations producing ethylene obtained from oil.

Plants produce ethylene, and normally this dissolves in the air quite easily.

A major source of propene is cracking intended to produce ethylene, but it also results from refinery cracking producing other products.

This method may be applied to produce ethylene in the future.