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Distribution of benzene content

2016-12-07View Original

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The solvent oil separation unit is used; the benzene content in the raw material is only 0.2%. The separation tower produces 6# and 120# solvent oils. For the actual product, the boiling range of 6# solvent oil is 60–70°C, while that of 120# solvent oil is 80–120°C. Most of the benzene content is present in the 6# solvent oil. Given that benzene has a boiling point of around 80°C, why is it concentrated in 6# solvent oil? How can this phenomenon be explained?

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