Knock Ratings of Pure Hydrocarbons

Birch, S. F.; Stansfield, R.

doi:10.1038/123490b0

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“…It was pointed out long ago (7) that olefin hydrocarbons differ from the paraffins in their tendency to knock. Data have been published (1,2,8) on the knock characteristics of several isolated aliphatic olefins of definite structure-namely, 2-pentene, trimethylethylene, and diisobutylene-and as might be expected from analogy with the paraffin hydrocarbons, there appears considerable difference between the two isomeric pentenes upon which data are available.…”

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Detonation Characteristics of Some Aliphatic Olefin Hydrocarbons

Lovell¹,

Campbell²,

Boyd³

1931

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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Detonation Characteristics of Some Aliphatic Olefin Hydrocarbons

Lovell¹,

Campbell²,

Boyd³

1931

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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“…As early as 1921 Ricardo (8) published values for the highest useful compression ratio of cyclohexane and methyl cyclohexane; values of the knocking characteristics of several naphthenes have been published by Nash and Howes (7) and by Birch and Stansfield (1). Recently Hofmann and others (4) published data on cyclohexane, three alkyl cyclohexanes, and cyclohexene, the determinations having been made in 30 per cent solution in gasoline and in terms of compression ratio.…”

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