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Q2. Name, constituent of petroleum (Petrochemicals) which is used for following purposes.

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finlep [7]2 years ago

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The constituents of petroleum that are used for the following purposes are as follows:

To make candles ----- Paraffin wax
A solvent for dry cleaning ----- Petrol
For surfacing roads ----- Bitumen
Jet engine fuel ----- Kerosene
For lubrication ----- Lubricating oil.

<h3>What are the constituents of petroleum?</h3>

The constituents of petroleum are LPG, bitumen, paraffin wax, lubricating oil, kerosene, diesel, etc. These compounds are a mixture of hydrocarbons.

Therefore, each constituent of petroleum that is used for the following purposes is mentioned above with proper names.

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