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The issue of the dry point of stabilized gasoline

2020-10-09View Original

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Why is the dry point of stabilized gasoline always 4-5 degrees lower than that of crude gasoline?
Reply #22020-10-10
The density of stabilized gasoline is lower than that of crude gas oil, and its dry point is also lower; this is likely due to an increase in the content of C5 and higher components after absorption

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