decane

The most common solvent used is a mixture of decane and squalene.

Decane is one of the components of gasoline (petrol).

Decane undergoes combustion reactions in a similar fashion to other alkanes.

International Chemical Safety Card 0428 (decane)

Decane is an alkane hydrocarbon with the chemical formula CH with 75 structural isomers.

So efficient was it that with the near two hundred gallons of decane remaining in the plane they would easily be able to keep this room warm all winter.

Dr. Runowicz said that while the smoking rate among men had declined significantly in the last decane, the percentage of women who smoke has declined only slightly.

Compounds produced on the oatmeal-based medium included "an extensive series of the acetic acid esters of straight-chained alkanes", cyclohexane, isomers of decane and undecane, and others.

The Holy Family Parish in Gostkow is located in the eastern Kamienna Gora decane in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Legnica.

A direct current flowing in a solenoid creates a strong magnetic field around a hydrogen-rich fluid (kerosine, and decane is popular, and even water can be used), causing some of the protons to align themselves with that field.

Dissolved in the heavy stuff is some light stuff, small molecules the oil-companies would find it easy to make gasoline from, everything from methane and ethane (natural gas) to pentane and heptane and benzene (gasoline) to decane and heavier oils, Some have functional groups that are nott all C's & H's.