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    An important property of the Hydrocarbon fuels is their autoignition temperature, the temperature at which

    the fuel will ignite and burn without any source of ignition.

    The autoignition temperature of H/C is related to its molecular composition and structure.

    Effects of the molecular composition and structure of H/C are explained in the following paragraphs:

    Effect of Molecular Composition :As the number of Carbon atoms increases, autoignition temperature

    decreases, and that one can observe from the data represented here.

    e.g.

    n-pentane--> 260 C

    n-Hexane --> 225 C and so on....

    Effect of Structure : As the amount of branching (isomerization) or the number of rings increases, autoignition

    temperature increases. In similar way, as number of double and triple bonds increases, autoignition

    temperature increses, that can be observed from the data represented here.

    n-pentane --> 260 C (R.O.N 62)

    iso-pentane --> 420 C (R.O.N. 92.3)

    n-hexane -->225 C (R.O.N. 24.8)

    1-hexene --> 253 C (R.O.N. 76.4)

    cyclohexane -->245 C (R.O.N. 83)

    Benzene --> 560 C (R.O.N. 98)

    Autoignition Temperature is having major influence on the Octane Number, that can be observed from the data

    represented. Higher the autoignition temperature, higher the Octane number.

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    Paraffins

    H/C ChemicalFormula

    Normal BoilingPoint (

    oC)

    RON MON Auto-IgnitionTemperature (C)

    Methane CH4 -161.49 107.5 580

    Ethane C2H6 -88.6 107.1 515

    Propane C3H8 -42.05 105.7 480

    n-Butane C4H10 -0.5 94 420

    n-Pentane C5H12 36.07 62 260

    n-Hexane C6H14 68.73 24.8 225

    n-Heptane C7H16 98.43 0 0 222

    n-Octane C8H18 125.68 -19 220

    n-Nonane C9H20 150.72 -34 205n-Decane C10H22 174 -53 210

    Olefins

    H/CChemical

    Formula

    Normal Boiling

    Point (oC)

    RON MONAuto-Ignition

    Temperature (C)

    Ethylene C2H4 -78.27 100.2 490

    Propylene C3H6 -12.05 100.4 458

    1-butylene C4H8 -6.38 97.4 385

    2-butylene C4H8 1 99.6 325

    1-Pentylene C5H10 29.96 91 298

    1-hexylene C6H12 63.72 76.4 253

    1-Heptene C7H14 93.64 60

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    Aromatics

    H/CChemical

    Formula

    Normal Boiling

    Point (oC)

    RON MONAuto-Ignition

    Temperature (C)

    Benzene C6H6 80.09 98 91 560

    Ethyl Benzene C8H10 136.2 107 98 460

    Toluene C7H8 110.63 110 103 530

    P-Xylene C8H10 138.36 117 111 530

    M-Xylene C8H10 139.12 118 115 527

    O-Xylene C8H10 144.43 120 102 463

    Naphthenes

    H/CChemical

    Formula

    Normal Boiling

    Point (oC)

    RON MONAuto-Ignition

    Temperature (C)

    cyclo-Hexane C6H12 80.72 83 77 245

    Cyclopentane C5H10 49.25 101.3 84.9 361

    Isomers

    H/CChemical

    Formula

    Normal Boiling

    Point (oC)

    RON MONAuto-Ignition

    Temperature (C)

    2-methyl heptane (iso-

    octane)C8H18 23

    iso-Pentane C5H12 27.84 92.3 90.3 420

    2,2,4-Trimethylpentane

    (iso-Octane)C8H18 99.24 100 100 447

    iso-Butane C4H10 -11.72 102 462