Oils and other products of the distillation of high temperature coal tar; similar products in which the weight of the aromatic constituents exceeds that of the nonaromatic constituents:
Part of: 27 — Mineral fuels, oils and waxes; bituminous substances
d83580 · 1998-11-05 — The classification of mixed xylenes from Canada.
The merchandise is described as mixed xylenes produced at the Sunoco Sarnia, Canada refinery. A certificate of analysis was provided as follows: METHOD PARAMETER SPECIFICATION RESULT D-2360 C8 Aromatics (Total liq vol%) 99.77 Para-Xylene 23.29 Meta-Xylene 51.55 Ortho-Xylene 4.37 Ethyl-Benzene 25.0 max. 20.58 Benzene 0.01 max. 0 Toluene 0.5 max. 0 C9 Aromatics 1.0 max. 0 Non-Aromatics 0.30 max. 0.23 D-891 Spec.Gravity 60OF 0.8650-0.8750 0.8691 D-4052 Density kg/L@15OF 0.8687 D-1209 Colour Pt-Co Scale 20 max. <5 D-850 Distillation: Range OC 5 max. 1.1 Init.Boiling Pt.OC 137 min. 138.2 Dry Point…
c88110 · 1998-06-17 — The classification of a reformed naphtha product obtained frompetroleum.
The merchandise is described as a reformed naphtha product obtained from petroleum distillation followed by catalytic reforming to enhance its aromatics content for use as a precursor to conventional unleaded gasoline and cannot be blended into motor fuel in its imported condition. The product will meet the following specifications at the time of importation: Minimum Target Maximum Density @ 15 deg. C. (60 F.) 0.7 0.7663 0.85 API gravity 45 53 60 Percent by volume distilled (according to ASTM D86 method): at 70 deg. C. (158 F.) 10 15 30 at 100 deg. C. (212 F.) 25 40 50 at 180 deg. C. (356 F.)…
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