After the completion of the sixth naphtha cracker, its annual production of ethylene could reach 1.15 million tonnes. |
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The chemicals included aliphatic hydrocarbons, glycol ethers, isopropanol, limonene, naphtha, oils, and varnishes. |
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Use a good grade of naphtha, isopropyl alcohol, or butyl cellosolve on polycarbonate domes. |
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They are, however, susceptible to shrinkage from exposure to solvents containing naphtha or turpentine. |
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The scent was evocative of geranium, industrial grade balsam resin and several noxious petrochemicals, one being naphtha. |
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Hancock and Charles Macintosh solved that problem in the early 1820s by dissolving rubber in naphtha instead. |
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A tangle of silver pipes and concrete structures cover the rutted ground from which the central naphtha cracker is starting to rise. |
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But with the tripling of capacity, Dabhol will switch from naphtha to liquefied natural gas. |
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Do not burn waste, flammable fluids such as gasoline, naphtha or motor oil. |
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Switching feedstock from naphtha, derived from oil, to ethane, derived from gas, has kept petrochemicals cheap even as oil prices have peaked. |
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Today, most hydrogen is produced from natural gas, with the balance produced primarily from heavy oils, naphtha, and coal. |
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To avoid having sodium react with oxygen or water vapor in the air, it is usually stored under kerosene, naphtha, or some other organic liquid with which it does not react. |
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Almost everyone fails on them: supersede, naphtha, tranquillity, liquefy, sacrilegious, kimono, paraffin, rarefy, picnicking, battalion. |
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The concentration of both the emulsifier and the naphtha are normally very low and none of them would individually cause classification. |
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You recover and recycle that naphtha that was on the bead, so you have a dry bead that is back at its natural surface state. |
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Petrochemical margins rebounded in the third quarter 2008, benefiting from a decrease in the price of naphtha over the quarter. |
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All naphtha type fuels for turbo-jet or straight type jet aircraft engines. |
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Includes materials such as industrial and commercial solvents, lighting naphtha, mineral spirits and paint thinners. |
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In turn, these substances are contained in the petroleum derivative naphtha. |
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If the filter was contaminated, clean the filter housing with acetone or naphtha. |
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We would scrub all the cabins out with naphtha and wire wool, and polish all the port holes and everything else. |
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The crash cracked its hull and its cargo of naphtha ignited. |
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The Common Room and the Library were lit by anbaric light, but the Scholars preferred the older, softer naphtha lamps in the Retiring Room. |
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This chamber containing the most precious, most coveted emerald, had been fashioned at the end of the underground passage in the Tower of Solomon under a layer of naphtha mixed with clay. |
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Rubber extender oils, solvent naphtha and carbon black feedstocks only. |
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Foreign competitors rely on naphtha, a more expensive oil-based feedstock. |
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Refiners can use reformate, a blendstock derived from naphtha, but crude must run through other process units to get it, Heminger said. |
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After the final removal of impurities and minerals, naphtha is added to the bitumen as diluent to facilitate transportation to the upgrading plant. |
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Condensate supply can be augmented by re-directing otheruse supply to diluent usage, and by utilizing light crude, refinery naphtha or synthetic crude as blending agents. |
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It was a terrifying bombardment of rocks, palm trunks and flaming naphtha. |
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As India insisted, its fuel is naphtha, which unexpectedly doubled in price after the agreement was negotiated, driving up the variable component of Dabhol's tariff. |
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Europe and Asia rely only on expensive naphtha. |
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The naphtha is basically the catalyst that breaks the bond. |
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Moreover, this technology allows the furnace to operate on a range of feedstocks from naphtha to heavy oils, with high selectivity and long on-stream time. |
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Some think they were used as containers for perfume or other precious liquids, while others believe they were filled with naphtha and used as grenades. |
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In the second quarter 2009, petrochemical margins remained under pressure from weak demand in the Atlantic basin and, in the second half of the quarter, suffered from rising naphtha prices. |
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In a contract that the court assumed was governed by the CISG, a Finnish seller agreed to sell 25,000 metric tons of naphtha, a product used in gasoline, to a U. S. buyer. |
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Bitumen is not classified as dangerous to the environment but bitumen cutbacks contain naphtha and could therefore need to be given a risk phrase. |
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During the refining process, various distillates such as naphtha, kerosene, and diesel fuel are extracted from crude oil through a number of different processes and techniques. |
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Mixed aromatics can be blended into gasoline by adding naphtha or catalytically cracked gasoline from Chinese refineries. |
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Its naphtha output consists of naphthenic grades suitable for re-formulation into gasoline. |
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In addition, methanol can no longer be used as a carrier in solventbased coatings-only isopropyl alcohol and naphtha will be used. |
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The C6 through C10 alkanes, alkenes and isomeric cycloalkanes are the top components of gasoline, naphtha, jet fuel and specialized industrial solvent mixtures. |
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Fluid coking is a process which converts heavy residual crude into lighter products such as naphtha, kerosene, heating oil, and hydrocarbon gases. |
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The aromatics plant also makes other by-products, such as Light Straight Run Naphtha, liquid petroleum gas, raffinate and heavy aromatics. |
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