Density of high-temperature oil and gas
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Dear colleagues, I would like to inquire about the density of oil and gas at normal pressure and a temperature of 300°C. In terms of the composition of this oil and gas, gasoline (C8–C9) accounts for 7.7%, kerosene (C10–C15) accounts for 24.4%, diesel (C16–C18) accounts for 36.4%, and the remaining components (C19–C34) account for 31.5%. An estimated range for the density would also be sufficient. Please help! Thank you
The average molecular weight of this oil and gas is approximately 320–360; you can calculate it using the ideal gas law.
The calculated density of oil and gas is 6.7 kg/m3, which is much heavier than air
The average molecular weight of this oil and gas is more than ten times that of air.