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Detection methods for benzene content in rich and poor oil samples

2009-04-09View Original

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Our company is a coal coking enterprise, and for testing the benzene content in the washing oil used in the production of crude benzene, we have been using a method that was learned from other manufacturers, namely the distillation method. Recently, boiling over has occurred frequently during these tests, preventing the experiments from proceeding. Therefore, I would like to ask if anyone could provide me with a better method for determining the benzene content in both rich and poor oil samples. Thank you in advance!

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