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Gasoline saturated vapor pressure and viscosity

2012-04-18View Original

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Where can I find the saturated vapor pressure and viscosity of gasoline at different temperatures? I mainly want to find its saturated vapor pressure and viscosity at 20°, 30°, and 35°. Thank you!
Reply #22012-04-28
I think it’s generally not possible to determine specific values, as the composition of gasoline varies from batch to batch, so it’s not possible to make generalizations! For gasoline with a fixed composition, its vapor pressure and viscosity can be determined through experiments, and there are certain patterns to be observed. It is recommended to look for information on the negative effects of blending different oils; statistical patterns should be useful to you

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