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What is the diffrence between these three kinds of petroleum ether? petroleum ether, B.R. 90-120(degrees) celcius and petroleum ehter, B.R. 60-90(degrees)celcius reagent and also petroleum ehter, B.R. 35-60(degrees)celcius reagent
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Petroleum ether is a mixture of hydrocarbons c5 to c10. In each fraction some
hydrocarbons prevail. Compare boiling points of hydrocarbons.
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thank you for the answer but id like to kno the diffrences in the ones i put if there is any? and im not very literate in chemisty could you please make it simple as possible and what is it used for ? where could it be found? please
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b.p. (C)
C5H12 36
C6H14 69
C7H16 98
C8H18 125
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