Automobile gasoline

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TABLE 13-26 Typical ASTM D 86 Test Results for Automobile Gasoline Pressure, 760 torr (101.3 kPa)... 

U.S. Department of Transportation. (1973). The Effect ot Speed on Automobile Gasoline Consumption Rates. Washington, DC Federal Highway Administration. 

Gasoline for vehicles would be increased, too. There were not enough pleasure cars and business trucks and farm implements in all of Europe and Asia to bum the 2,600,000 tons of automobile gasoline produced in the year before the Krauch Plan what would be done with Krauch s first-year output of 4,000,000 tons What would be done with the target production of 830,000 tons of lubricating oils And the increase in heating fuels, from 3,500,000 tons to 4,000,000, would do a lot of cooking. 

Absorption intestine (50% children, 10% adults), inhalation Sensitive individuals fetus, children, and women of childbearing age Toxicity/symptoms developmental and nervous system, lowered IQ, memory and learning difficulties, behavioral problems Regulatory facts air - 0.5 mg/m3, drinking water 15 jo.g/1, not allowed in paint or automobile gasoline... 

Hydrogen fluoride is also used as a catalyst in the production of aviation gasoline. More recently, it has replaced sulfuric acid in the alkylation process for the production of automobile gasoline. 

Aviation gasoline, now usually found in use in light aircraft and older civil aircraft, has a narrower boiling range than conventional (automobile) gasoline, that is, 38 to 170°C (100 to 340°F) compared to approximately... 

Manganese will become an element of concern as methylcyclopenta-dienyl manganese tricarbonyl (MMT) usage goes up. MMT is predicted to be in 30% of automobile gasoline by the end of 1978. A definitive study of MMT in atmospheres at, near, and removed from use sites has yet to be performed. 

Although the boiling range of aviation gasoline will differ from that of automobile gasoline, many of the tests designated for automotive gasoline... 

Many useful polymers are not themselves the initial products of polymerization but are prepared by chemically modifying the original polymer. Partially fluorinated polyethylene used for protective gloves and to coat automobile gasoline tanks is made by exposing polyethylene to F2 diluted with nitrogen. 

The level of lead allowed in automobile gasoline is limited to 0.05 gram per gallon for unleaded gasoline and 0.1 gram per gallon for leaded gasoline. 

Aviation gasoline is artificially colored so that it can be quickly distinguished from automobile gasoline by sight. The most common 10011 variety shines a bright blue. 

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