METHODS TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF BENZENE AND AROMATIC CARBOHYDRATES IN CAR GASOLINE

Abstract

Benzene and aromatic hydrocarbons are significant pollutants in automobile gasoline, contributing to air pollution and health hazards. The article explores various methods to reduce the concentration of benzene and aromatic hydrocarbons in gasoline. By examining scientific literature and modern technologies, the article aims to present effective strategies for reducing these harmful components. Different treatment techniques, including refining processes and additives, are discussed, offering insights into their applicability in the automotive industry.