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Ignoring costs, can isopentane be used as a raw material for producing alkylation oil?

2016-07-20View Original

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According to various reports, alkylated oils are produced using isobutane and olefins. If costs are not taken into consideration and only the reaction itself is considered, can isopentane react with olefins to produce alkylated oils?
Reply #22016-07-20
Sure, it’s just that the product is not necessarily trimethylpentane.

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