Hello,I'm a researcher, I'm having a problem finding a...

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Question by Brit Sasser
Submitted on 11/14/2005
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Hello,I'm a researcher, I'm having a problem finding a basic chemical name for basic petroleum particularly gasoline. i know that it is an "alkane" [(CnH2n+2)<---that chemical name could still be alot of things] and is basically made up of 500+ complex hydrocarbons. I know its alot to ask but i want to know.... for 1 molecule of basic unleaded gasoline how many hydrogen, carbon, and any other atomic elements? I'm trying to be as specific as i can if u need me to be more specific then specify what you want me to be more specific on. Brit Sasser

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