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Crude Oil Cuts Petroleum Cuts: C1 / C2 C3 C4 C5 C6

This document shows the cuts and boiling points of various petroleum products obtained from crude oil refining. Crude oil is separated into lighter cuts like fuel gas and propane at lower temperatures, gasoline and naphtha between 0-185°C, kerosene from 220-240°C, gas oil from 360-380°C, distillates up to 600°C, and vacuum residue at the bottom. Each cut consists of hydrocarbon molecules (Cn) within a certain carbon number range.

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Crude Oil Cuts Petroleum Cuts: C1 / C2 C3 C4 C5 C6

This document shows the cuts and boiling points of various petroleum products obtained from crude oil refining. Crude oil is separated into lighter cuts like fuel gas and propane at lower temperatures, gasoline and naphtha between 0-185°C, kerosene from 220-240°C, gas oil from 360-380°C, distillates up to 600°C, and vacuum residue at the bottom. Each cut consists of hydrocarbon molecules (Cn) within a certain carbon number range.

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PETROLEUM CUTS ↓ CRUDE OIL CUTS ↓

Fuel gas C1 / C2
Propane C3
Butane C4
0 °C
C5
Gasoline Light gasoline
and naphtha C6
cuts Heavy gasoline
145 °C
Heavy naphtha
185 °C C9 / C11
Kerosene cut
220 to 240°C C13 / C14

Light gas oil


Gas oil cuts
Heavy gas oil
360 to 380 °C C20 / C25

Distillate 1
Distillate
or
VGO cuts Distillate 2

Distillate 3
550 to 600°C C40 / C50

Vacuum residue
Normal boiling
point (C°)

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