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Gasoline aniline test failed

2016-01-21View Original

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Dear experts, the industrial and commercial inspection shows that the level of aniline in gasoline is 0.4, which classifies it as an unqualified product. The gas chromatography method is used for this testing – can this be used as a basis for making such a determination? **The standards only state that artificial addition is not allowed, and there are no specific values given – so how can a determination be made?
Reply #22016-02-06
Anilines are used as anti-knock agents, right? They are added to blended gasoline; is 0.4% max a regional standard? Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry is a convenient and fast method for detecting anilines

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