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Diesel hydrogenation density issue

2015-09-01View Original

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May I ask, in the process of diesel hydrorefining, why does the density of diesel decrease after hydrogenation? I hope experienced folks can offer some guidance.
Reply #22015-09-02
Large reaction depth? Low extraction volume?
Reply #32015-09-02
The reaction proceeds to a significant depth, resulting in slight cleavage; large molecules break down into smaller ones, causing the density to decrease. Has there been any change in your cetane number?
Reply #42015-09-02
After hydrogenation, the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio of the oil increases, resulting in a decrease in its density

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