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How is the carbon content and hydrocarbon ratio of naphtha calculated?

2016-11-14View Original

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Recently, hydrogen production requires the use of naphtha; I was wondering if anyone has a formula that can be used to calculate the carbon content. Density: 689.79 Kg/m3. Initial boiling point: 46.78 °C. 10% cut temperature: 62.00 °C. 50% cut temperature: 85.93 °C. 90% cut temperature: 115.86 °C. Final boiling point: 124.06 °C

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