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In the liquefied gas analysis parameters, what do NC4-1, IC4-1, trans-C4-2, and cis-C4-2 represent respectively?

2015-08-06View Original

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In the analysis parameters of liquefied gas, what do NC4-1, IC4-1, trans-C4-2, and cis-C4-2 represent respectively? Please provide an answer!
Reply #22015-08-06
This post was last edited by Fengshan on 2015-8-6 21:23. NC4-1: n-Butylene or Butene-1; IC4-1: Isobutylene; Trans C4-2: Trans-butylene-2; cis C4-2: cis-butylene-2
Reply #32015-08-06
Don’t IC40 and NC40 represent isobutane and n-butane?
Reply #42015-08-06
For IC40 and NC40 on the analysis sheet, the “4” should be marked below the letter C, while the “0” should be marked above it; these correspond to isobutane and n-butane, as you mentioned.
Reply #52015-08-06
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Reply #62015-08-07
NC4-1: n-butylene, IC4-1: isobutylene, trans C4-2: trans-butylene, cis C4-2: cis-butylene.
Reply #72015-08-07
The answers from those above are correct: NC4-1: n-butylene, IC4-1: isobutylene, trans C4-2: trans-butylene, cis C4-2: cis-butylene.

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