Xylene has a high boiling point

2008-02-27View Original

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The xylene used in our unit has a boiling point of 145–158 degrees

Reply #22008-02-28

It’s no longer xylene; it’s C9 aromatic hydrocarbons

Reply #32008-02-28

What causes a low boiling point, around 60 degrees? How can it be tested?

Reply #42008-02-29

Clarify the question; I don’t understand what you mean. Range? Initial boiling point? Final boiling point?

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