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The solubility issue of gasoline and water

2018-01-02View Original

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Regarding the solubility of gasoline in water, at what temperature is it easier to separate them, and at what temperature is it difficult to separate them from water?
Reply #22018-01-03
Gasoline is insoluble in water; under normal conditions it can be separated cleanly just by centrifugation. In the production process, dehydration should be carried out at low temperatures as much as possible
Reply #32018-01-07
Well, the device indicates 60°, and the water separation has clearly improved

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