Petroleum benzin

Sohngen NL (1913) Benzin, Petroleum, Paraffinol und Paraffin als Kohlenstoff- und Energiequelle fiir Mikroben. Centralbl Bakteriol Parasitenkd Infektionskr (2Abt) 37 595-609. [Pg.397]

Naphtha (Petroleum Naphtha, Ligroin, Benzine, Petroleum Ether,... [Pg.226]

Benzin petroleum ether dagegen on the other hand... [Pg.256]

SYNS AMSCO H-J AMSCO H-SB BENZIN B70 HI-FL.ASH NAPHTHA HYDROTREATED NAPHTHA NAPHTHA NAPHTHA COALTAR (OSHA) NAPH-TtiA (UN2553) (DOT) NAPHTHA, hydrotreated NAPHTHA, petroleum (UNT255) (DOT) NAPHTtiA, solvent (UN1256) (DOT) PETROLEUM BENZIN PETROLEUM-DERIVED NAPHTHA PETROLEUM DISTILLATES (NAPHTHA) PETROLEUM OIL (UN1270) (DOT) SUPER VMP... [Pg.973]

Petroleum Benzin, Naphtha benzin petroleum naphtha. Term that has been applied to low boiling fractions of petroleum, consisting chiefly of hydrocarbons or the methane series—principally pentanes and hexanes. [Pg.1139]

SYNONYMS benzin, crude solvent coal tar naphtha, high solvent naphtha, hydrotreated naphtha, naphtha, petroleum benzin, petroleum distillates (naphtha), petroleum naphtha, petroleum oil. [Pg.764]

NAPHTA (DOT) NAPHTHA DISTILLATE NAPHTHA PETROLEUM NAPHTHA, SOLVENT PETROLEUM BENZIN PETROLEUM DISTILLATES PETROLEUM ETHER PETROLEUM NAPHTHA PETROLEUM SPIRIT SKF.T.T.Y-.SOT.VF.-F VM PNAIHTHA... [Pg.213]

CAS 8030-30-6 68920-06-9 64742-95-6 (It. aromatic) 977126-64-9 UN 1255 (DOT) UN 1256 (DOT) UN 1270 (DOT) UN 2553 (DOT) Synonyms Benzin Benzine Coal tar naphtha Coal tar naphtha distillate Heavy naphtha Hydrotreated naphtha Naphtha coal tar Naphtha, heavy Naphtha, hydrotreated Naphtha, petroleum Naphtha, solvent Petroleum benzin Petroleum-derived naphtha Petroleum distillates (naphtha) Petroleum ether Petroleum naphtha Petroleum oil Petroleum spirit VM P naphtha Definition Petroleum distillate... [Pg.1214]

Petroleum benzin Petroleum-derived naphtha. See Naphtha... [Pg.1267]

Synonyms Benzol, benzole, coal naphtha, cyclohexatriene, phene, phenyl hydride, pyrobenzol, (Benzin, petroleum benzin and Benzine do not contain benzene). [Pg.1080]

Benzine (petroleum ether, no aromatic compounds) Benzoic acid... [Pg.1046]

Benzene is the simplest and most important member of the aromatic hydrocarbons and should not be confused with benzine, a low boiling petroleum fraction composed chiefly of aUphatic hydrocarbons. The term benzole, which denotes commercial products that are largely benzene, is not common in the United States, but is stiU used in Europe. [Pg.37]

Ldsttags beh ltefl m. solution (storage) tank, -benzin, n. benzine, mineral spirits, white spirit (a petroleum distillate), -benzol, n. solvent naphtha (a coaltar distillate containing alkylated benzenes), -dichte, /. concentration. -druck, m. solution pressure, -er-scheinung, /. phenomenon of solution. [Pg.281]

Petrol-ather, m. petroleum ether, -benzin, n. = Petroleum benzin. [Pg.336]

Petroleum-ither, m. petroleum ether, -be-hillter, m. petroleum container, petroleum tank, -benzin, n. petroleum spirit gasoline, petrol, -brunnen, m. oil well, -dampf, m. petroleum vapor. -destUlationsgef, n. petroleum still, -essenz,/. petroleum spirit, -geruch, m. petroleum odor. [Pg.336]

Rohrkopf, m. (Petroleum) casing head, -benzin, -gasolin, n. casing-head gasoline. [Pg.368]

Note, however, benzene with an e, should not be confused with benzine, with an i. Benzine, with an i, refers to petroleum distillates, and is an old term for gasoline. The chemical rings can also link up with chains and other rings to form still more complex compounds. These chemicals are widely used in industry in all sorts of forms from solvents to pharmaceuticals. The list is virtually inexhaustible hence, thousands of new compounds are added to the workplace every year and many are never investigated to determine the extent of their potential toxicity. [Pg.26]

Ligroine (ligroin) a saturated petroleum naphtha boiling in the range 20 to 135°C (68 to 275°F) and suitable for general use as a solvent also called benzine or petroleum ether. [Pg.333]

Homogenization with MgCOj and THF/MeOH, filtration re-extraction with petroleum benzine... [Pg.611]

GASOLINE (Gasolene or Petroleum Benzine) (Petrol by the British Petroleumessenz or Petroleum ben zin in German Benzine de petrole, Petrole or Essence in French Ben-cina or Gasolina in Spanish Benzina in Italian Neftianoy ben2in in Russian)... [Pg.670]

Water. — On mixing equal volumes of acetone and petroleum benzin (boiling-point 40° to 70° C.), two layers should not be formed. [Pg.1]

BENZINE. A product of petroleum boiling between 120°F and 150"F (49 - 66r C) and composed of aliphatic hydrocarbons. Not to be confused with benzene, which is a single chemical compound and an aromatic hydrocarbon. [Pg.192]

A mixt of hydrocarbons obtd from the second portion of the fractional distillates, betw 70-90°, of crude petroleum. It is a clear col liq of d 0.640 -0.675 insol in w but miscible with ale, eth, oils and carbon disulfide(Ref 1). This mixt is considered by Sax(Ref 3) to be si toxic but dangerous whqn exposed to heat or flame. This mixt should not be confused with benzene or benzene homo-logues. It can be used as an insecticide and as a solv for some expls. The Germans used it during WW II as one of the fuels(together with O as oxidizer) for propelling the missile of WWII called V-l(Ref 4). Benzine with A1 dust and liq O as oxidizer was proposed by Stettbacher(Ref 2) as a rocket propellant... [Pg.66]

A solution of 10 grams of the sample dissolved with heating in 990 grams of a mixed solvent of phenol and tetrachloroethane (6 4 by weight) was placed in a thermostat at 30°C and fractionally precipitated with petroleum benzine to obtain a cumulative weight distribution. The sample used for this measurement was a PET of rjsp/c 0.83, obtained by the reaction of PET of rjsp/c 0.50 via the addition of 1.0 mole % of diphenyl carbonate to the terephthalic acid component and with the reaction carried out in vacuo for 3 minutes, then cooled immediately. [Pg.204]

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