Does anyone know how to write the molecular formula for diesel?

2009-04-19View Original

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Does anyone know how to write the molecular formula for diesel?

Reply #22009-04-19

Diesel is a mixture, after all. . .

Reply #32009-04-19

Does diesel have a molecular formula? Diesel is a blended fuel; its composition is very complex!

Reply #42009-04-19

How do you write the molecular formula of a mixture? Are you new here, OP?

Reply #52009-04-19

What was said upstairs is correct; diesel is a mixture of hydrocarbon compounds with molecular structures ranging from C15 to C24, and it is conventionally divided into two categories based on boiling point. The boiling point ranges fall into two categories: 180–370°C and 350–410°C. The former is called light diesel, while the latter is called heavy diesel.

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