2011
DOI: 10.23939/chcht05.02.215
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Reciprocal Solubility of Gasoline Fractions and Ethanol

Abstract: Reciprocal solubility of gasoline and gasoline fractions in ethanol depending upon the aromatic hydrocarbon content in them has been investigated. Conditionally the ternary system "paraffin-naphthenic hydrocarbonsaromatic hydrocarbon-ethanol" demonstrates a bounded solubility with two pairs of the components. Ethanol solubility in hydrocarbons is only 1-3 %. The hydrocarbons solubility in ethanol depends upon water content in it and the temperature. The curve characterizing the hydrocarbons solubility in ethan… Show more

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“…Fuel miscibility is highly dependent upon the composition, wax and water content of the blending components, moisture content in air, and temperature. , Among the crude oils, gasoline is a complex mixture of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons (HCs) in the range of C4–C12 with boiling point between 30 and 220 °C, whereas diesel is a heavier crude oil containing HCs in the range of C8–C28 with boiling point between 30 and 370 °C. Being polar and hydrophilic in nature, a protic fuel like ethanol is comparatively more miscible with short chain hydrocarbons than long chain hydrocarbons . Therefore, gasoline–ethanol blend is more miscible than diesel–ethanol blend.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Fuel miscibility is highly dependent upon the composition, wax and water content of the blending components, moisture content in air, and temperature. , Among the crude oils, gasoline is a complex mixture of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons (HCs) in the range of C4–C12 with boiling point between 30 and 220 °C, whereas diesel is a heavier crude oil containing HCs in the range of C8–C28 with boiling point between 30 and 370 °C. Being polar and hydrophilic in nature, a protic fuel like ethanol is comparatively more miscible with short chain hydrocarbons than long chain hydrocarbons . Therefore, gasoline–ethanol blend is more miscible than diesel–ethanol blend.…”
Section: Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…23−25 Being polar and hydrophilic in nature, a protic fuel like ethanol is comparatively more miscible with short chain hydrocarbons than long chain hydrocarbons. 26 Therefore, gasoline−ethanol blend is more miscible than diesel−ethanol blend.…”
Section: ■ Materials and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W pracy Dutchaka i wsp. [7] podjęto badania wpływu składu frakcyjnego benzyny na jej rozpuszczalność w etanolu. Kompozycje paliwowe wadę stanowi brak odpowiedniej sieci dystrybucji.…”
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