Relationship between the octane number of motor gasoline and its aniline point

published by Aِl-Baath University in 2016 in and research's language is العربية Download

Abstract in English

Aniline point is an indicator of chemical composition of motor gasoline and diesel fuel and of their aromatic and paraffinic contents in particular. A significant relationship between the research octane number of unleaded motor gasoline and its aniline point was investigated. This relationship was evident in particular in the case of aromatic and naphthenic compounds with higher octane numbers. A correlation equation with a correlation coefficient of 95% was found with an acceptable average error.

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H. Al-Haj Ibrahim and M. M. Al-Qassimi, Correlation Between the Octane Number of Motor Gasoline and its Boiling Range, Journal of King Saud University, vol. 9, Engineering Sciences, 2, 1997, pp. 311-318

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