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Which contributes more, olefins or isoparaffins, in gasoline?

2019-04-02 View Original

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Seeking help: After gasoline is hydrogenated, olefins are lost and so is the octane rating. I’m asking everyone: which contributes more to the octane rating in gasoline, olefins or isoparaffin components?
Reply #2 2019-04-05
It should be olefins, but there are specific regulations regarding the amount of olefins in gasoline; therefore, to increase the octane rating, it is necessary to consider increasing the content of isoparaffins

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