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She also quickly blotted up the spilled gasoline with some paper towels and tossed them into the toilet.
The engineer then described a gasoline tank truck that was not clearing the crossing ahead.
Is consumer outrage about rising gasoline prices enough to break the logjam blocking an energy bill?
The threat of disruptions in gasoline supply due to Hurricane Ike sparked a run on gas last Thursday and Friday.
The average fuel consumption for all gasoline and diesel-fueled cars combined fell by 12 percent.
Water comes up to the second floor, they are out of gasoline, and food supplies are running perilously low.
Profit margins for dealers would be capped at 16 cents per gallon on regular unleaded gasoline.
We exploit the chemical potential energy of gasoline by converting it into heat in internal combustion engines.
A few years later, platforms were mandated to prevent pilot lights from igniting gasoline fumes.
This fitting design actually pressurizes the fuel tank and forces gasoline out of the fill pipe and it flows into the bilge.
This is why drivers are asked to turn off their automobile engines, and not smoke, when filling fuel tanks with gasoline.
Never use gasoline in a kerosene heater because it can cause a fire or an explosion.
Oil inventories typically grow at this time of year as gasoline demand tapers off and refiners briefly shut down to perform maintenance.
Today, oil is pumped from underground oil-filled rock and sent to a refinery where it is made into gasoline.
The prince understands that forcing the U.S. into a recession makes Americans buy less gasoline, causing the Saudis to make less money.
Second, lower prices for gasoline and other fuels are acting like a giant tax cut for both consumers and businesses.
However, in Philadelphia, refineries had reformulated gasoline to include increased concentrations of methyl tertiary butyl ether.
Meanwhile, he says it may be possible to introduce a common cylinder block for gasoline and diesel engines within five years.
I'd much rather pay a higher gasoline tax at the pump than be forced to stop at tollbooths every few miles.
There were lots and lots of throughways and leaded gasoline being used at that time.
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In fact, tetraethyl lead in unleaded gasoline is replaced with a mixture of benzene and its homologues.
Do not clean with window cleaning fluids or strong solvents such as gasoline, denatured alcohol, carbon tetrachloride, or acetone.
Lead is used to increase the octane number of gasoline to lower its burning point and make it easier to burn.
The mother had warned them that heat from the kitchen might ignite the gasoline in the fuel tank.
The machine features a 31-hp gasoline engine, coupled with a high-efficiency variable drive transmission.
I wrote a little script to calculate how many miles you save by buying cheaper gasoline.
In Brazil, ethanol from fermentation of sugarcane is used pure or blended with gasoline to yield gasohol, which contains 24 percent ethanol.
One of the many industrial uses of ethanol involves blending it with gasoline to make gasohol.
It is also used as an additive to gasoline to make a compound called gasohol.
The usual proposal for getting people to buy more fuel efficient cars is either a tax on gasoline or a tax on gas guzzlers.
When the team stopped for gas, their vans were filled up with unleaded instead of diesel gasoline.
That means extra gasoline costs for the city, lots of overtime for garbage collectors, and a small dose of nuisance for everyone.
Many fires started when lava ignited gasoline stored in buildings and garages in this eastern Congo town.
An independent forensic specialist determined that the foam's combustibility was equivalent to 13 gallons of gasoline.
The paper points out that the energy of 2.66 gallons of ethanol is equivalent to 1.74 gallons of gasoline.
First Choice was prepared to supply oil lubricant products on credit, but not gasoline or diesel fuel oil.
The refined products, to include gasoline, kerosene, diesel and fuel oil, are intended for Indonesian domestic consumption.
It also introduced a rationing program involving products such as tires, gasoline, fuel oil and sugar.
Driving a car fueled by something other than gasoline or diesel fuel is no longer the stuff of science fiction.
Almost all cars currently use what is called a four-stroke combustion cycle to convert gasoline into motion.
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Only a few parts come from Japan, such as engine blocks and crankshafts for the gasoline engine.
Then that mixture of gasoline and oil would seep down into the crankcase, diluting the engine oil even further.
The festival fees help cover the cost of a truck and gasoline, and volunteers drive around to collect the refuse.
After several agonizing minutes of waiting for the engine to cough and die, I spotted a sign for a fishing camp, which had gasoline.
He tried to start several more times but eventually he could smell the faint smell of gasoline meaning that he had flooded the engine.
In the land of oil there is no electricity, no gasoline, no cooking gas and no petrol.
To make ends meet, I've been working in a convenience store that also sells gasoline.
Forged powder metal con rods, while normal practice for gasoline engines, are novel in diesel applications.
A prolonged conflict would drive up gasoline and other prices, which would add to the cost of transporting most products.
The government will continue to subsidise 80 octane gasoline, sold for 90 piastres as it is the main fuel for taxis and minibuses.
In a typical gasoline internal-combustion engine, fuel enters the combustion chamber when an inlet valve opens.
The hydrogen can then be mixed in the vehicle combustion chamber with gasoline.
But gasoline combustion also results in over a pound of water for every pound of fuel burned.
Giving out 20 liters to 30 liters of gasoline in exchange for a bit of cold cash is still okay, because my boss may not notice it.
The official rationale behind this policy is that alcohol burns more cleanly than pure gasoline, which supposedly means less air pollution.
Both additives increase the oxygen content of the gasoline which causes it to burn more cleanly and evaporate more slowly.
Different bottles signal whether it's cheap Nigerian gasoline, lamp oil or palm oil for sale.
The committee said benzene in superunleaded gasoline has been linked to childhood leukemia and cancer.
It pays to note that high-test gasoline, calcium cyanide and DDT were three of the best bedbug eradicators.
There is a region in south Philadelphia where the underground water is known to be polluted with high-octane gasoline.
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The gasoline had to be filtered through a chamois, so it was about a two-hour process.
With gasoline hitting new highs, motorists have been doing plenty of grousing at the pumps.
Volatiles such as glue, gasoline, formaldehyde, styrene and paint strippers can cause major damage to the brain, lungs, heart and liver.
Toxic gasoline fumes can outgas from the fuel tank of your car and infiltrate into the bedrooms.
He sprayed ignition-retardant on the ground to reduce the hazardousness of the spilled gasoline.
Carbon emissions occur wherever fossil fuels, like oil, gasoline, and natural gas, are burned for energy.
It is oil for use as fuel, whether it is gasoline, jet fuel, or heating oil.
As for 90 octane gasoline, there are strong indications that it will slowly fade into oblivion, hopefully unnoticed until it ceases to exist.
The Premium 95 gasoline is being sold at 75 halalas a liter, while the Premium 91 costs 60 halalas only.
Biogas has a tremendous future, due to the exorbitant increase of gasoline prices.
The generator was a loud, noisy thing, and we had to feed it with a never-ending supply of gasoline.
Instead, new engines have been designed to run on lower octane gasoline, which is made of hydrocarbons that are resistant to knock.
The battalion 600 yards behind us, a support group husbanding tons of gasoline and ammo, began shooting.
It will be difficult to pump a gasoline with a high Vapour Pressure without vapour locks resulting at high altitudes or at high temperatures.
For example, a gas engine is designed to vaporize gasoline and then ignite it with a spark.
Smoke from factories, gasoline fumes from automobiles and poisonous chemical gases combine to form a pernicious soup in the air.
In a doorway, three young boys stare out with vacant eyes, inhaling deeply from glass jars filled with glue or gasoline.
Viewers also get to see what 700 sticks of dynamite and 3,000 gallons of gasoline in plastic garbage cans look like before they explode.
Then he tore the cloth and soaked the torn ends in gasoline, and then stuffed them in the neck of each bottle.
The fact of the matter is that gasoline is far more flammable than liquid natural gas.
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Do you believe the federal government should impose gasoline price freezes during natural disasters?
Faced with skyrocketing petroleum prices the government has lost no time in adjusting the prices of gasoline, diesel and cooking gas upwards.
I spent the first hour jabbering away and trying to determine whether or not gasoline was actually being sold at the station.
While kerosene was more plentiful than gasoline, it was also a distillate from petroleum and presented the same problem of finite supply.
Store flammable liquids such as gasoline, acetone, benzene, and lacquer thinner in approved safety cans, away from the home.
Mowing a lawn for half an hour with a gasoline engine makes as much smog as driving a new car 170 miles.
The gardener had had to spray gasoline on them to facilitate combustion, and the smell was unpleasant.
With very low inventories of gasoline and distillates in the US, any reduction in imports will have an exponential impact on prices.
The refinery has a daily capacity of 70,000 barrels of crude and produces gasoline, diesel fuel, military jet fuel, solvents and asphalt.
The polymer coated mushroom anchors are resistant to rust, salt water, gasoline, oil and acid.
It's like fueling the engine of a race car with the same regular, unleaded gasoline you put into your lawn mower!
With the price of gasoline going up more each day, we consumers need to take action.
Hydrogen, the most potent fuel going, packs nearly three times the energy of gasoline.
But I don't think the diluted remnants of half a cup of diesel fuel in 12 gallons of gasoline will do any harm.
The finding was instrumental in getting lead additives banned from gasoline in that country.
After paying a highly-inflated price for gasoline, I entered the Capital Beltway.
The central bank has noted that overall inflation has been higher than expected, due mainly to a jump in gasoline prices.
Higher gasoline costs have not kept enough people away from theme parks to adversely affect sales.
The hydrogen dissipates quickly and disperses upward, while gasoline tends to pool fuel for an explosion.
However, gasoline engines and generators on boats have no emission controls and can emit carbon monoxide in huge amounts.
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Its sales were relatively flat in 2001, due in part to lower gasoline prices affecting its stores with fuel pumps.
And January wholesale unleaded gasoline goes for 75 cents, vs. 87 cents today.
Early types of gasoline were produced as a byproduct of the process used to make kerosene fuel for oil lamps.
The refinery is the nation's largest producer of gasoline, kerosene and other refined products.
The gasoline engine, along with the muffler, catalytic converter, tailpipe and gas tank, were all removed.
A gasoline can was seized as evidence after it was found atop an unburned pile of traps.
Hybrid vehicles combine an electric motor with a gasoline engine to deliver above-average gas mileage.
A liter of gasoline cost around 20 Iraqi Dinars when one US dollar equaled 2,000 Iraqi dinars.
An air filter for gasoline and diesel engines that drastically improves the burning efficiency of gasoline and diesel engines is provided.
She points down to a stream of gasoline flowing out from underneath the car they've taken shelter behind.
The motor's battery is recharged by an electric generator powered by a gasoline engine.
When gasoline is burned in an automobile engine, for example, it releases 48 kilojoules of heat per gram.
These cars have internal combustion gasoline engines coupled with electric motors that are powered by batteries.
This is why rulers institute withholding taxes, social security taxes, gasoline taxes, payroll taxes, sales taxes, value added taxes, etc.
When added to gasoline in minute amounts, tetraethyl lead prevents engine knock and increases the gasoline's octane rating.
As a consequence, the question of whether the new industry should continue to use gasoline as its motive fuel arose.
A large portion of imported Nigerian oil is refined into gasoline due to its low sulfur content.
But ethanol must be blended with gasoline at an oil refinery to make it usable as a fuel.
To be useful in a power-generating fuel cell, hydrocarbons such as gasoline, natural gas or ethanol must be reformed into a hydrogen-rich gas.
If a fire starts while you're refueling, don't remove the nozzle from the vehicle or try to stop the flow of gasoline.
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Mowers powered by two-stroke engines, for which gasoline and oil are mixed prior to ignition, are dirtiest.
The pyromaniacs were at play, led by the Stratton brothers, stoking the fire with gasoline and kindling.
If you do insist on using solvents, avoid low-flash point solvents like gasoline, xylene, lacquer thinner, etc. which are dangerously flammable.
The German ecotax has led to lower consumption of gasoline since it was introduced a few years ago.
Most of the mayor's staff were part of his extended family and all benefited from the black-market sale of diesel and gasoline in the city.
Removal of subsidies on electricity or gasoline will benefit the environment by inducing conservation.
For example, engines vary in how hard they compress the fuel mixture of gasoline vapor and air.
Diesel engines also average about 15 percent better fuel economy over gasoline engines.
A gasoline detergent is a lot like a household detergent, helping to prevent any harmful deposit build-up.
So we are going to see perhaps some pullbacks on prices of gasoline and other fuels, but these are high prices.
With the introduction of lead-free petrol, hopefully the figures should fall, as they have in Delhi and Mumbai, which require unleaded gasoline.
The perfect burning is due to octane number bioethanol is higher than gasoline.
While diesel is less flammable than gasoline, any fuel leak creates serious safety and environmental risks in a marine setting.
Moreover, the drop in gasoline prices made June retail sales look softer than they really were.
My daily commute takes me through two different states, one state being much lower in price due to lower taxes on gasoline.
Automotive products such as gasoline, oil and antifreeze should be stored in areas that are inaccessible to your pets.
Bachmann weaves tales of anti-heroines, old drunks and people dousing themselves in gasoline into a strong collection of songs.
These latest trends ignore the impact of oil and gasoline prices, which will begin to show up in the March and April price indexes.
As they were bringing a gas-powered air compressor downstairs for winter storage, gasoline spilled onto the floor when the cap dislodged.
State data indicate that the surge in gasoline prices over the past year has not triggered an avalanche of ride-sharing.
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It could carry 118,000 barrels of light oil products such as gasoline and heating oil.
From natural gas and propane to heating oil and gasoline, prices are on the rise.
It took me less than 15 minutes yesterday to fill the car with gasoline as there were only 11 vehicles waiting in the line ahead of me.
Do not clean your hands or other skin areas with gasoline, kerosene, mineral spirits, or turpentine.
This is because Henry Ford designed the Tin Lizzies to work on either ethanol or gasoline.
By 2005, the entire continent will be using lead-free gasoline.
The 85-horsepower gasoline engine provides most of the power.
All Americans really did sacrifice then, accepting strict food and gasoline quotas and doing without a lot of things.
This is a lot of biofuel, which is why somebody, in an effort to get rid of the stuff, has been watering our gasoline.
For years, arson investigators looked for telltale signs of chipped concrete based on the assumption that fire accelerants like gasoline cause such fragmentation.
The first mile worth of battery capacity added to the vehicle will displace gasoline every time you use it.
And a series of concurrent, related developments have significantly reduced the utility of the gasoline tax.
Calcimine may be mixed with gasoline and used to dye flowers.
He is perfectly capable of introducing a bill requiring all cars to run on corn stalks instead of gasoline.
The party's platform calls for a 10-cent-a-litre increase on gasoline taxes over three years while rebating part of the purchase price on energy efficient vehicles.
We request everybody outside of the disaster area to refrain from hoarding gasoline, light diesel, and heavy fuel oil.
The 40th mile of capacity will displace gasoline only on trips over 40 miles.
Even more than competition to his bridge, Maroun objects to competition for his duty-free gasoline stations.
Of these, 99.9 percent are powered by leaded gasoline and diesel fuel.
It wasn't until the end of 1995 that the Clean Air Act and corresponding EPA regulations finally prohibited leaded gasoline as a motor vehicle fuel.
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One commonly used application is in the production of anti-knock gasoline.
The bodies had been piled onto dry branches and logs, doused in gasoline, and set afire.
More road closures mean more detours and traffic jams, and more money on gasoline.
On a gravimetric basis, gasoline has 80 times the energy density of the best lithium-ion batteries.
Oil is not mixed with the gasoline but remains completely separate in the crankcase, where it lubricates the crankshaft, connecting rods and cylinder walls.
The fuel tank still contained gasoline and the majority of rubber hoses and other rubber items were in such condition that they could be reused if wanted.
A day before, a lorry carrying gasoline overturned and burst into flames, near a bridge where army sappers and technicians had already wired the leads to the dynamite.
Ethanol and gasoline will be blended to generate electricity on a sustainable basis through the use of bagasse, a by-product of the milling process.
When test results of a gasoline sample produce significant variance, the sample is forwarded to an off-site laboratory for a complete mass spectrograph analysis.
Most of those who died were in trailers next to the isomerization unit, which boosts octane in gasoline, when it blew up.
Iran imports food, machinery and even gasoline, as it cannot refine enough to fuel its own cars.
She serially blames the failure of our forces to uncover weapons of mass destruction on chaos, flawed intelligence, looting, and shortages of everything from gasoline to soap.
The advantage of pure electric vehicles is no gasoline consumption and no tailpipe emissions.
One describes how ill he felt when he mistook a large vat of gasoline for raspberry juice, guzzling the entire thing before making the realization.
A police spokesman said that the man admitted to trying to steal gasoline and plugged his siphon hose into the motor home's sewage tank by mistake.
As a drug, nitrous is among many forms of inhalants, including solvents and gasoline, that people use to alter the mind.
It's about a future in which savage Australian booners drive fast and fight furiously to get enough gasoline in order to drive and fight to steal more gas.
To work, they require gasoline, oil, brake fluid, and so forth.
Fire officials say gas station explosions like this are rare, but they can be sparked by static electricity or cell phones igniting the gasoline vapors.
When the pressure in the venturi is lower than the atmospheric pressure, the gasoline in the float bowl enters the airstream going into the engine.
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And fears that gasoline prices would spike nationally proved unfounded.
Even small amounts of gasoline or other volatile fuels or solvents mixed with kerosene can substantially increase the risk of a fire or an explosion.
Cooking gas, gasoline and diesel are by-products of crude oil.
New environmental regulation in many countries has greatly reduced the dissipative uses for lead such as paint, leaded gasoline, pigments, stabilizers, solder, and ammunition.
Pyrolysis oil can also be added to gasoline to increase its octane rating.
More than a decade later, along with Wilhelm Maybach he developed a high-speed internal combination engine with a carburettor that made it possible to use gasoline as fuel.
Retail gasoline prices tend to be stickier than wholesale ones.
The jiggling and swaying of the cab along with the gasoline smell leaking through the vent was getting to me and, for a while, I thought I might be carsick.
Roberts noticed the tracers streaming upward, but was able to continue onward and land at Hickam even though his left wing was streaming gasoline.
This oil pump is important because there is an idle-stop feature of the car, which means that the gasoline engine is off when, say, at a stop light.
Similarly, because the contract specifies a New York Harbor delivery location, many unleaded gasoline long hedgers will exit the market prior to the expiration month.
Recent gasoline price hikes have made many Canadians hopping mad.
In this case the dad chose to huff gasoline in the basement.
The sulfur dioxide and other particulate emissions coupled with gasoline are not found in ethanol, making the alcohol fuel a much cleaner burning alternative.
A similar process developed in 1923 is called Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, which produces gasoline and other liquids from coal-derived synthesis gas.
An accomplished con man, Goddard not only gets the loan of the car, but talks his way into free boat passage to China and hits up fellow competitors for gasoline.
Ethanol adds oxygen to gasoline, helping it to burn more cleanly.
The widespread combustion of leaded gasoline is dangerous to society.
In addition, gasoline combustion products filled the tunnel with smoke.
This is in contrast to the use of gasoline, which is a much safer fuel, despite Hollywood movies where a simple fender bender causes a car to explode!
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But plug-in hybrids do have a gasoline tank for the long trips.
Mix gasoline with the right number of hydrocarbons and you get isooctane.
A gasoline tax raises the cost of driving on roads that are relatively free-flowing, for example, in sparsely populated areas or urban areas on weekends.
The economics of doing that are such that one ends up using the equivalent of six gallons of gasoline to make enough hydrogen to replace one gallon of gasoline.
He always came home tired from his job as a gasoline tanker truck driver.
Yes, gasoline prices are approaching nominal record highs, but since prices are denominated in money, the figures are meaningless without some comparison to the past.
Nearly all manufactured products that we use today, like gasoline, detergents, and batteries, depend in some way on sulfuric acid for their production.
We don't need to have gasoline as a fuel, or diesel oil as a fuel.
Although catalytic cracking allows some of these compounds to be used in gasoline, the majority is used as furnace oil, diesel oil, and as industrial fuels.
With state-of-the-art electrolyzers, about 55 kWh will be needed to manufacture the energy content of a gallon of gasoline in the form of gaseous hydrogen.
Perhaps people taking this lull in the movement of the hurricane to come in and try and find gasoline at this, the eleventh hour of these mandatory evacuations.
However, gasoline prices are high in Britain also because the government now imposes a higher rate of excise tax on gasoline than any other country does.
Buses with gasoline and diesel engines produce tons of exhaust gas every day containing many poisonous elements including carbon monoxide and lead.
Given the cost of gasoline, the payback can occur rather rapidly.
Few examples of such goods are food, beverages, clothing, shoes, and gasoline.
The addition of manganese to gasoline as an anti-knock agent may also be a threat, the researchers said.
For now, the disassembled gasoline station owned by collector James Perry just sits in piles in a gravel yard in Castaic.
At that time, the main product was ethylene dibromide, an additive in antiknock gasoline compounds.
Losing the oxygen requirement without substituting renewable fuels is expected to result in increased use of alkylates in gasoline.
Alkylate is a low-sulfur, high-octane gasoline additive used to produce cleaner burning automotive fuels.
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At the margins, gasoline is on the outs as the U.S. fleet electrifies.
He had just finished hosing gasoline into his tank, a short man, burly, needing a shave, and wearing greasy coveralls.
The Otto engine soon began being used to power automobiles, and remains as today's common gasoline engine.
The invention of the Burton process for thermal cracking doubled the yield of gasoline, which helped alleviate the shortages.
The rise of the Internet poured gasoline on the fire, creating spaces for feminerds to come out of the woodwork and share their passions.
In-jokes about celebrity culture and what these stars might really be like pours gasoline onto every spark.
To transport gasoline, truckers must have a valid licence and the hazardous materials endorsement.
Overview of China internal combustion engine industry, road and off-road engine market size, sales volume of gasoline and diesel engines.
But it's still far cleaner than an internal combustion engine burning gasoline.
So you punched out a window for ventilation. Was that before or after you noticed you were standing in a lake of gasoline?
The adhesive resists chemicals and solvents, especially motor oils, gasoline, ethanol, isopropanol, and water.
It is an alternative to gasoline, and may become the primary product of sugarcane processing, rather than sugar.
It can be used as a biofuel alternative to gasoline, and is widely used in cars in Brazil.
Ethanol is mixed with gasoline to decrease the amount of pollutants emitted when used to fuel motor vehicles.
Floridians consume 21 million gallons of gasoline daily, ranking it third in national use.
Instead of using the opportunity to ease the tensions between Bonn and Washington, Acheson chose to pour gasoline on the fire.
After months of minuscule declines, gasoline prices have started free-falling, with experts projecting more relief on the way.
As I waited, my silence seemed to pour gasoline on the fire of Jack Reagan's irritation.
Switzerland has a publicly managed road network without road tolls that is financed by highway permits as well as vehicle and gasoline taxes.
This resin is often billed as being fuel resistant, but will melt in contact with gasoline.
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Electric motorcycles and scooters are rising in popularity because of higher gasoline prices.
A trial run began in March, 2010 with taxis being cheaper than their regular gasoline counterparts.
The idea was revived shortly before World War I with the craft using new gasoline engines.
For example, moving gasoline from refineries in Europe to consumer markets in Nigeria and other West African nations.
In 1927, Phillips started up its first petroleum refinery in Borger, Texas, designed to produce gasoline as an automotive fuel.
The energy efficiency is generally equal to that of gasoline engines, but lower compared with modern diesel engines.
The diesel or gasoline engine and the electric motor, separated by clutches, were initially on the same shaft driving the propeller.
The French submarine Aigrette in 1904 further improved the concept by using a diesel rather than a gasoline engine for surface power.
Although turbines are most common in commercial power generation, smaller generators can be powered by gasoline or diesel engines.
Efficiency or fuel economy can be given as miles per gallon gasoline equivalent.
Soil can be contaminated through particulate accumulation from lead in pipes, lead paint, and residual emissions from leaded gasoline.
Mixed aromatics can be blended into gasoline by adding naphtha or catalytically cracked gasoline from Chinese refineries.
Spilled or vaporized gasoline is not the only chemical hazard if the station is also a repair shop.
The car looks and drives just like a contemporary Honda Civic LX, but does not run on gasoline.
Its naphtha output consists of naphthenic grades suitable for re-formulation into gasoline.
Transcriptional alterations were noted with exposures to gasoline and diesel emissions.
Just as workers began to receive protection, automobile companies added tetraethyl lead to gasoline in order to eliminate engine knock.
Then, what happens is that the gasoline combusts inside the catalytic converter.
Taxing BTUs rather than, say, gasoline is an attempt to treat all energy sources equally.
Co-parent Shell now trades gasoline, diesel and other oil products on Motiva's behalf as well as its own on a contract that runs out in December.
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To clean copperware, dip a cloth in gasoline or kerosene, sprinkle with brick bath or pumice, and polish.
Chris Bortz has seen the cost of gasoline for his car drop by almost half since June.
Both are relatively quiet, typically producing less than 75 decibels, while a gasoline lawn mower can be 95 decibels or more.
Onan, a subsidiary of McGraw-Edison, manufactures portable and stationary electric generator sets, diesel and gasoline engines, alternators.
The E-Spec is also a lot lighter and conserves gasoline by reducing rolling resistance by 18 percent.
Nationally, there were a couple of upticks in the average price of gasoline during the past week.
The whiskey is served in the Gas Bar, which is still lit by gasoline lights and is warmed by a real fireplace in the cold evenings.
In addition, it will be involved in the retail sale of gasoline or gasohol on a self-service basis.
Gasohol is a blend of 90 percent unleaded gasoline and 10 percent denatured, anhydrous ethanol.
Higher octane gasolines generally cost 10 to 15 cents more per gallon than regular gasoline, AAA said.
As gas prices go up, people tend to buy less convenience store food and drinks, which are more profitable for gas station owners than gasoline.
A return to gas-guzzling land yachts occurs every time gasoline prices plunge.
A gasoline engine or electric motor can be added to a cylinder mower to power the cylinder, the wheels, the roller, or any combination of these.
They can withstand hydraulic fluid, kerosene, gasoline, degreasers, brake fluid, alcohols, and detergents.
The balance of the crude is sold as raffinates, which are used as gasoline octane enhancers in the petroleum fuel industry.
Avgas has a higher octane rating than automotive gasoline to allow higher compression ratios, power output and efficiency at higher altitudes.
The Alfa Laval Packinox heat exchangers will be used in a catalytic reforming unit for production of gasoline.
Most aircraft engines use spark ignition, generally using gasoline as a fuel.
Vehicles using leaded gasoline that contaminated cities' air decades ago have increased aggravated assault in urban areas, researchers say.
Hydroelectric energy could also be used instead of gasoline for cars, reducing the amount of oil needed for the world.
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My husband spent the next day inside the plane, cutting out an unused gasoline tank, piece by piece, with tin snips.
Each tankful of leaded gasoline causes an increasingly thick coating of lead to build up on the catalyst.
Duryea, known for producing America's first gasoline powered car, and the papers of Henry Leland, founder of the Lincoln and Cadillac car lines.
One driver has kept track of several tankfuls of gasoline by recording the miles driven and gallons used for each tankful.
Incomplete combustion of petroleum or gasoline results in production of toxic byproducts.
The first phase of Persian Gulf Star Refinery will come online this year and start producing high-octane gasoline, Adib said in April.
As a result, it became clear that the companies BNK and SHNOS overstated prices for high-octane gasoline having sufficient reserves.
The average retail prices of high-octane gasoline and diesel oil on Monday rewrote their respective record highs.
It turns out, however, that there is no gasoline price gouging going on in Massachusetts.
Condensate resembles gasoline in appearance and is similar in composition to some volatile light crude oils.
The ratio of hopanes and steranes to elemental carbon can be used to distinguish between emissions of gasoline and diesel engines.
Analysis of chromosome loss and hyperploidy in peripheral lymphocytes of gasoline station attendants.
In this regard, McGrayne profiles Clair Patterson, who discovered that leaded gasoline was polluting the planet and spearheaded efforts to curtail the use of tetraethyl lead.
In Brazil, gasoline is required to contain at least 22 percent bioethanol.
A similar quantity, bromine number, is used in gasoline analysis.
The company operates a 120,000-barrel-a-day refinery at the port of Jebel Ali that processes condensate into jet fuel, diesel and gasoline reformate.
This hybrid automobile saves a lot of money from conserved gasoline.
Atmospheric emissions of lead were at their peak during the Industrial Revolution, and the leaded gasoline period in the second half of the twentieth century.
Two days earlier he had received a visitor from Atlanta, Georgia, and it was still with him in a lingersome way, like smoke in your hair or gasoline on your hands.
Production of all four major products gasoline, distillate, jet fuel and residual fuels was higher than deliveries for those products, so refined products were exported.

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