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Gasoline (North
American English) or
petrol (Commonwealth English) is a
petrochemical product characterized as a transparent, yellowish, and flammable...
- as a fuel.
Gasoline may also
refer to:
Gasoline (film), a 2001
Italian crime film
Gasoline, Texas, a
ghost town in the
United States Gasoline (band), an...
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Gasoline Alley may
refer to:
Gasoline Alley (comic strip), a
comic strip by
Frank King,
first published in 1918
Gasoline Alley (radio series), a 1931–49...
- terms,
fuels with a
higher octane rating are used in higher-compression
gasoline engines,
which may
yield higher power for
these engines. The
added power...
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Natural gasoline is a
liquid hydrocarbon mixture condensed from
natural gas,
similar to
common gasoline (petrol)
derived from petroleum. The chemical...
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Pyrolysis gasoline or
pygas is a naphtha-range
product with high
aromatics content. It is a by-product of high
temperature naphtha cracking during ethylene...
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petrol engine (
gasoline engine in
American and
Canadian English) is an
internal combustion engine designed to run on
petrol (
gasoline).
Petrol engines...
- vehicles. The most
common fuels sold are
gasoline (or petrol) and
diesel fuel. Fuel
dispensers are used to pump
gasoline, diesel,
compressed natural gas, compressed...
- A
gasoline pump or fuel
dispenser is a
machine at a
filling station that is used to pump
gasoline (petrol), diesel, or
other types of
liquid fuel into...
- The
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company was the
first company to
manufacture and sell
gasoline powered farm tractors.
Based in Waterloo, Iowa, the company...
