The relationship between boiling range and oil composition
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What is the range of carbon numbers in different boiling ranges?
Which expert can provide this? This is a good question
I remember there was a small table in organic chemistry class when I was in school, in the chapter on alkanes; you could use it for reference. I recall that natural gas consists of C1 compounds (with a small amount of C2), liquefied gas contains C3–C4 compounds, while gasoline is made up of C5–C12 compounds. I can’t remember anything else
Organic chemistry. Oh, okay. Thank you to the person above; I’ll go look for it
Is that what the original poster meant? C1-C2 is dry gas, C3-C4 is liquefied gas, C5-C6 is light naphtha, C6-C9 is heavy naphtha, C9-C15 is aviation fuel, and those with higher numbers than C15 are diesel or unconverted oil. If the goal is to provide the best answer,