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The difference between isoctane and gasoline
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The difference between isoctane and gasoline
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The following is about the difference between isoctane and gasoline :1, introduction: isoctane is a colorless transparent liquid melting point -107.4℃ boiling point 99.2℃ solubility: insoluble in water soluble in ether soluble in alcohol, acetone, benzene, chloroform and so on. Gasoline is a volatile, combustible liquid mixture of hydrocarbons that is fractionated or cracked from petroleum. 2, Function: isoctane used for organic synthesis as a solvent and gas chromatography comparison sample. Gasoline is used primarily as fuel for internal combustion engines ignited by sparks. It mainly includes organic compounds from crude oil fractionation and various additives.
