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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
ring shape
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Can you please help me with the blue parts? Thank you.
Aromatic hydrocarbons are in the shape of the ring/of the ring shape. The content of aromats/aromatic content in oil is growing with the increase of the average molecular mass of the fraction. In lower fractions there are aromatics with one nucleus and short side chain (petrol), and in higher fractions there are condensed aromatics and aromatics with naphtene ring (gas oils and fuel oils).
Can you please help me with the blue parts? Thank you.
Aromatic hydrocarbons are in the shape of the ring/of the ring shape. The content of aromats/aromatic content in oil is growing with the increase of the average molecular mass of the fraction. In lower fractions there are aromatics with one nucleus and short side chain (petrol), and in higher fractions there are condensed aromatics and aromatics with naphtene ring (gas oils and fuel oils).
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Aromatic hydrocarbons have a ring shape. The aromatic content in oil increases with the increase of the average molecular mass of the fraction. In lower fractions (petrol)there are aromatics with one nucleus and a short side chain, and in higher fractions(gas oils and fuel oils) there are condensed aromatics and aromatics with naphthene rings.
- Aromatic hydrocarbons have a ring shape.
- The aromatic content in oil increases with the increase of the average molecular mass of the fraction.
- In lower fractions (petrol)there are aromatics with one nucleus and a short side chain, and in higher fractions(gas oils and fuel oils) there are condensed aromatics and aromatics with naphthene rings.
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Aromatic hydrocarbons have a ring shape. The aromatic content in oil increases with the increase of the average molecular mass of the fraction. In lower fractions (petrol)there are aromatics with one nucleus and a short side chain, and in higher fractions(gas oils and fuel oils) there are condensed aromatics and aromatics with naphthene rings.
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Hi Atonija...This is obviously to do with certain processes/stages in the refinery. The second part it is a bit confusing.
I'm not familiar with 'the short side chain' and also 'napthene ring' so I'm guessing they are stages or sections of the refining process and I've rearraged it accordingly.
I hope I haven't altered your original context.
Aromatic hydrocarbons are ri
I'm not familiar with 'the short side chain' and also 'napthene ring' so I'm guessing they are stages or sections of the refining process and I've rearraged it accordingly.
I hope I haven't altered your original context.
Aromatic hydrocarbons are ri
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Oops....seems Alan and myself were replying at the same time. I hope his interpretation is the correct one.
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Hi, Squeaky, no problem. However this text isn't really related to the processes but the chemical composition of the products from the refinery.
The side chain refers to the difference between benzene and its derivatives, such as toluene or xylene. Benzene is a simple ring compound but toluene has one side chain and xylene has two.
A condensed aromatic or the naphthenes have two
The side chain refers to the difference between benzene and its derivatives, such as toluene or xylene. Benzene is a simple ring compound but toluene has one side chain and xylene has two.
A condensed aromatic or the naphthenes have two
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