The aniline point is a measure of the solubility properties of light petroleum products. Aniline is often used as a solvent in the petroleum industry to determine the solubility of petrochemical products or certain hydrocarbons in aniline. When aniline and test oil are mixed at a lower temperature (

used to evaluate the foaming properties of internal combustion engine oil and circulating oil (such as hydraulic oil, compressor oil, etc.)

The copper corrosion tester is designed and made according to ASTM D130. It is suitable for the determination of aviation gasoline, jet fuel, motor gasoline, natural gas or with other hydrocarbons whose Reid vapor pressure not greater than 124 kPa (930 mm Hg), and solvent oil, diesel, distillate fu

Laboratory Safety Knowledge 1. What is burning? What are the conditions for burning, fire prevention and fire extinguishing? Simply put, combustion is a violent chemical reaction that produces both light and heat. The three conditions for the combustion process are: 1) the presence of combustible su