Apart from being used in the blending of vehicle fuels, what are the benefits of using straight-run gasoline as a solvent oil? What is the distribution of the products?

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Apart from being used in the blending of vehicle fuels, what are the benefits of using straight-run gasoline as a solvent oil? What is the distribution of the products? What is the quality yield of the product according to the cutting plans of 6#, 120#, 140#, and 200#? The raw materials are cokerized hydrogenated gasoline with a grade of 35-205 and straight-run steam from vacuum distillation. . . .

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It would be best to conduct mass spectrometry analysis of the raw materials to provide specific analytical data for the components prior to 60. . . Then, use software to calculate it. . . It can also be roughly estimated using distillation data; roughly one-third to one-quarter of each portion. . . :lol

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