Mixed aromatics Industrial Grade

   At present, the production of mixed aromatic hydrocarbons is based on fossil resources such as coal or petroleum, and is obtained through three processes: high temperature coal distillation, cracking of hydrocarbons, and catalytic reforming. In particular, the production of aromatic hydrocarbons from the latter two petroleum hydrocarbon processes accounts for more than 90% of the world's total aromatic hydrocarbon production. Mainly used in the rubber industry, adhesives, footwear industry, etc. It is also the main raw material for the production of paraxylene (PX).

   Mixed aromatic Chemicalbook hydrocarbons are colorless, transparent liquids with odor: aromatic compounds obtained by distillation of narrow fractions with a special odor. It contains benzene, toluene and xylene. It can be used as raw material of petroleum resin, gasoline and solvent. Mixed aromatics cannot be used directly as gasoline. Aromatic hydrocarbon mixtures containing low molecular weight organics such as c5-c9. Other impurities: sulfur, benzene, olefin, non-aromatic, etc. Low octane aromatics can be used in gasoline blends.