Who can provide the relative density of each component of refinery gas at 15.6/15.6?

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I currently have the relative density control index of rich gas and catalytic dry gas at 15.6/15.6, which is calculated from the standard relative density value after obtaining its composition through chromatographic analysis. However, I do not have the standard relative density value of rich gas and dry gas at 15.6/15.6. Please help provide it. Thank you, ha! The composition of rich gas and catalytic dry gas is: H2, O2+N2, methane, ethane, ethylene, propane, propylene, isobutane, n-butane, n-isobutylene, trans-butene, male-butene, total C5, CO2, CO, H2S.

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Who can provide the relative density of each component of refinery gas at 15.6/15.6?

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