...formula for gasoline

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Question by kev
Submitted on 5/9/2004
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what is the formula for gasoline

Answer by Ron
Submitted on 4/12/2005
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From htt://auto.howstuffworks.com: Gasoline is known as an aliphatic hydrocarbon. In other words, gasoline is made up of molecules composed of nothing but hydrogen and carbon arranged in chains. Gasoline molecules have from seven to 11 carbons in each chain. Here are some common configurations: C7H16 Heptane C8H18 Octane C9H20 Nonane C10H22 Decane Heptane does not handle compression well, but Octane does.

Answer by nass
Submitted on 1/24/2006
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www.ilikewomen.com oh ya thats the answer

Answer by Budy
Submitted on 7/10/2006
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A couple bucks and a gas station.....

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