Gasoline is a light petroleum product used as fuel for spark-ignition engines. It is produced by refining and blending streams such as naphtha and reformate. Grades and specifications vary by market, including octane, sulphur, volatility, and oxygenates.
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Gasoline is a light petroleum product used as fuel for spark-ignition engines.
It is produced by refining and blending streams such as naphtha and reformate.
Grades and specifications vary by market, including octane, sulphur, volatility, and oxygenates.