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Diesel is one of the petrochemicals that has differences with other vehicle fuels such as gasoline. Among the differences between diesel and gasoline, we can mention the way they are refined, which is easier to refine and produces more energy per liter than gasoline.

Diesel is also known as petroleum gas and is used for fueling diesel cars and thermal installations. Diesel is one of the crude oil products that is obtained after kerosene in the distillation tower and has many uses.

Gasoline can be produced in atmospheric distillation tower and vacuum distillation tower. Diesel is a colorless liquid that has a higher density than other common fuels. It also has relatively high viscosity, which causes adhesion.

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Bitumen is one of the petrochemical materials that has a black color and its main use is to produce asphalt. Bitumen is a dense hydrocarbon derived from oil and is divided into two categories: natural bitumen and loose and mixed bitumen.

Bitumen is obtained from the distillation of crude oil, which is called petroleum bitumen or distillate bitumen. Bitumen is produced after two stages of crude oil distillation in the distillation tower, in which gasoline and propane are separated from crude oil in the first stage, and bitumen is extracted in the second stage.

Bitumen is a black, paste-like substance that is used in cases such as insulation, moisture, and asphalt construction. There are different types of bitumen, which include natural bitumen, petroleum bitumen, and tar bitumen, and they have two important properties: adhesion and impermeability against water.

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Sulfur is a petrochemical raw material that is used in various industries including steel production. Other uses of sulfur include gunpowder production, rubber welding, sulfuric acid production, and fungicides.

Sulfur is a non-metallic element that is in crystalline form and exists in the framework of stable isotopes. It is used as a chemical agent or fungicide and in rubber vulcanization. Sulfur is deposited in volcanic vents.

Sulfur is also found in sedimentary rocks, especially gypsum and limestone, along with salt domes. Native sulfur is the main source of sulfur for the sulfuric acid industry, followed by sour gas (natural gas containing hydrogen sulfide) and pyrite.

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Liquefied gas (LPG) is in the category of petrochemical raw materials, which is mostly used for heating purposes. It is also a colorless and volatile gas that is obtained through pressure, cooling and liquefaction of the purification gas and does not contain olefin.

Liquefied gas or LPG refers to two hydrocarbon gases, butane and propane or their combination, which are kept in liquid form. Compounds of propylene and butylene are among other things that may be added to liquid gas.

Among the applications of liquid gas (LPG), we can mention fuel for vehicles and in heating cases. One of the advantages of liquid gas is its simple transportation, which can be used in cases where fuel is needed.

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Bitumen is obtained from the distillation of crude oil, which is called petroleum bitumen or distillate bitumen. Bitumen is produced after two stages of crude oil distillation in the distillation tower, in which gasoline and propane are separated from crude oil in the first stage, and bitumen is extracted in the second stage.

Bitumen is a black, paste-like substance that is used in cases such as insulation, moisture, and asphalt construction. There are different types of bitumen, which include natural bitumen, petroleum bitumen, and tar bitumen, and they have two important properties: adhesion and impermeability against water.

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Sulfur is a non-metallic element that is in crystalline form and exists in the framework of stable isotopes. It is used as a chemical agent or fungicide and in rubber vulcanization. Sulfur is deposited in volcanic vents.

Sulfur is also found in sedimentary rocks, especially gypsum and limestone, along with salt domes. Native sulfur is the main source of sulfur for the sulfuric acid industry, followed by sour gas (natural gas containing hydrogen sulfide) and pyrite.

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