CAR WATERISOMERIZATION OF COMPOUND FRACTIONS WITH BENZENE CONTENT IN GASOLINE
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Keywords: Hydroisomerization, benzene, gasoline, aromatic compounds, catalysts, environmental impact, fuel quality, emissions control.Abstract
Annotation: This article explores the process of hydroisomerization of benzene-containing fractions in automotive gasoline, a critical method for improving fuel quality and reducing harmful emissions. The study focuses on the reaction mechanisms, catalysts used, and the impact of hydroisomerization on the benzene concentration and fuel performance. The article discusses the significance of reducing aromatic compounds like benzene in gasoline to meet environmental standards while maintaining the fuel's energy density and performance.
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