Could some expert please explain what CXNA non-aromatics are?

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In the pyrolysis gas feedstocks used in a recent project, two of the components are C6NA and C7NA. The explanation given in the literature for this general formula is that “CXNA denotes carbon X components that are non-aromatic.” No answer has been found in various documents or search engine sites; what kind of components are these? 1. Do they represent all the non-aromatic substances of C6, that is, a mixture of all isomeric hydrocarbons with straight chains? 2. Is it a cyclic C, N, H compound containing nitrogen? 3. Any other interpretations?~ The core issue lies in how to understand the term \"non-aromatic hydrocarbons\"; I would appreciate guidance from those who know more~ Thank you!! :)

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