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A question regarding crude gasoline and stabilized gasoline

2009-02-07View Original

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I’ve just started working in catalysis and am not yet very familiar with the catalytic process. I recently came across a question: which has a higher density, crude gasoline or stabilized gasoline? Because, based on our test results, it seems that the crude gasoline has a slightly higher density, as well as a higher dry point. But based on my understanding of stable system processes, I think stable gasoline should have a higher density, as it no longer contains light components such as liquid hydrocarbons found in crude gas. I really don’t understand. Hope for help. Thank you
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