RI 3721 Aniline Points of Hydrocarbons

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
John S. Ball
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Oct 1, 1943

Abstract

Aniline points have been used to some extent for more than 20 years. to indicate the types of structures in hydrocarbons and thus to analyze mixtures of hydrocarbons . This type of analysis has been applied - principally to the low -boiling hydrocarbons found in the gasoline range . Although there is some disagreement as to their merits , both aniline point and diesel index (aniline point in degrees Fahrenheit times A.P.I. gravity at 60 ° F. divided by 100) are used rather extensively for evaluating ignition qualities of diesel fuels . In recent years aniline points have been employed in the study of lubricating - oil fractions . They also have been used to predict : the tendency of different oils to cause swelling of synthetic rubbers.5/ Recent standardization of the aniline - point determination by the American Society for Testing Materials has encouraged wider use of this test . Considerable data concerning , aniline points and critical solution temperatures in aniline have been accumulated in the course of a study of related subjects . Thesc data , together with some original results , are presented here in the hope that they will prove useful to other worker's in this field ...
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APA: John S. Ball  (1943)  RI 3721 Aniline Points of Hydrocarbons

MLA: John S. Ball RI 3721 Aniline Points of Hydrocarbons. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1943.

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