Product Description

Crude oil derivatives are products that are derived from crude oil through various refining processes. These products include gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, heating oil, lubricants, and asphalt. The refining process involves separating the different components of crude oil by boiling point and then treating them with various chemicals to create the desired product. Gasoline is the most commonly known derivative of crude oil and is used as a fuel for automobiles. Diesel fuel is used in heavy-duty vehicles, while jet fuel is used in aircraft. Heating oil is used for heating homes and buildings, while lubricants are used to reduce friction in machinery. Asphalt is used for road construction and paving. The use of crude oil derivatives has a significant impact on the global economy and environment.