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Properties of petroleum products.
A sample oil and aniline were mixed in equal volumes and heated in a beaker on a water bath, forming a homogeneous mixture. When cooled, the mixture became cloudy, indicating the formation of a product. The document also lists various petroleum products with their flash points and values for different apparatus used to measure viscosity, including time ranges, constants, and viscosity coefficients.
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Properties of petroleum products.
- 11. Aniline + Sample oil (EqualVolume) Heated in Beaker on Water bath Formation of Homogeneous Mixture Cooled Cloudiness
- 15. Product Name Flashpoint Product Name Flash Point Crude oil -10 to 0 ºC Gasoline -40 to -30 ºC Kerosene oil 28 to 55 ºC Diesel Greater then 55 ºC Lube oil 130 to 300 ºC Fuel oil Greater then 66ºC
- 27. Apparatus Value Of‘T’ (sec) Value of ‘A’ Value of ‘B’ RedWood I 34 < T > 100 0.0026 1.78 RedWood II T > 100 0.00247 0.50 Engler No range 0.00147 3.74