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names for this
group used in the
petroleum industry are
linear paraffins or n-
paraffins. The
first eight members of the
series (in
terms of
number of carbon...
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Paraffin may
refer to:
Paraffin wax, a
white or
colorless soft
solid (also in
liquid form) that is used as a
lubricant and for
other applications Liquid...
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Paraffin wax (or
petroleum wax) is a soft
colorless solid derived from petroleum, coal, or oil
shale that
consists of a
mixture of
hydrocarbon molecules...
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Chlorinated paraffins (CPs) are
complex mixtures of
polychlorinated n-alkanes (
paraffin wax). The
chlorination degree of CPs can vary
between 30 and 70...
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Liquid paraffin, also
known as
paraffinum liquidum,
paraffin oil,
liquid paraffin oil or
Russian mineral oil, is a very
highly refined mineral oil used...
- it is made up of high
molecular weight paraffins, 30–45% of
smaller paraffins, and 48–60% of
small paraffins.
Depending on the
specific application of...
- Kerosene, or
paraffin, is a
combustible hydrocarbon liquid which is
derived from petroleum. It is
widely used as a fuel in
aviation as well as households...
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hydrocracking of
paraffins is the only one of the
above four
major reforming reactions that
consumes hydrogen. The
isomerization of
normal paraffins does not...
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Paraffins",
published 1942-06-30, ****igned to IG
Farbenindustrie AG DE 725485, Dr-Ing Emil Keunecke, "Oxidation
Products of High-Molecular
Paraffins"...
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process for
separating linear paraffins (n-
paraffins, n-alkanes) from
hydrocarbon mixtures through the
formation of urea-n-
paraffin-clathrates. The process...
