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Density of refinery off-gas

2023-01-07View Original

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I read in some materials that the density of refinery gas is around 0.716 Kg/m3, and I’m confused. I know that the density of gasoline is approximately 0.7 Kg/m3, so it seems like the density of gas is similar to that of gasoline?
Reply #22023-01-11
Bro, you must have got it wrong; the unit for gasoline should be t/m3, right?

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