Differences between some products in a refinery
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Some small refineries have different product names, including: Chemical light hydrocarbons, chemical light oil, chemical light, liquid hydrocarbons, straight-run oil, naphtha, etc. What are the differences between these products? What are the main components of dry gas, gas, and water gas?
What kind of dry gas can be classified into dry gas? There are cracking dry gas and coking dry gas, which are generally C1 ~ C4 alkanes. C3\C4 olefins. The main component of gas usually is methane. Water gas refers to H2 and CO.
Chemical light hydrocarbons, chemical light oil, chemical light, liquid hydrocarbons, straight-run oil, and naphtha are all gasoline, and they are new names given to evade taxes.
Water gas is mainly water, hydrogen and carbon monoxide
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