1. diesel
2. Asphalt
3. lubricating oil
4. mineral oil
5. styrene monomer
6. ethylene
7. sulfur
8. ethane
9. butane
10. toluene
11. benzene
12. propane
13. xylene
14. gasoline
15. propane
16. hexane
about all aromatic products are derived from crude oil via distillation, you might want to check products from oil refineries.
2007-04-14 22:31:03
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answered by Anonymous
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According to this website .... http://www.eia.doe.gov/neic/infosheets/petroleumproducts.htm
"Nonfuel Products
Nonfuel use of petroleum is small compared with fuel use, but petroleum products account for about 89 percent of the Nation's total energy consumption for nonfuel uses. There are many nonfuel uses for petroleum, including various specialized products for use in the textile, metallurgical, electrical, and other industries. A partial list of nonfuel uses for petroleum includes:
• Solvents such as those used in paints, lacquers, and printing inks
• Lubricating oils and greases for automobile engines and other machinery
• Petroleum (or paraffin) wax used in candy making, packaging, candles, matches, and polishes
• Petrolatum (petroleum jelly) sometimes blended with paraffin wax in medical products and toiletries
• Asphalt used to pave roads and airfields, to surface canals and reservoirs, and to make roofing materials and floor coverings
• Petroleum coke used as a raw material for many carbon and graphite products, including furnace electrodes and liners, and the anodes used in the production of aluminum.
• Petroleum Feedstocks used as chemical feedstock derived from petroleum principally for the manufacture of chemicals, synthetic rubber, and a variety of plastics. "
2007-04-11 10:41:11
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answered by ecolink 7
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formica,drugs,plastic, paint,engine oil, gas,JP-4 jet fuel, a bunch of special lubricants, nail polish, PVC insulaion, color dyes, those terrible peanuts that are in shipping cartons and get into evrything, paint thinner, tarps from sheet , mylar, polypropylene, polyester, solvents, my ex wife, she was crude, heating oil,LPG(4 bar-b-q), many by product chemicals
2007-04-11 10:48:02
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answered by Anonymous
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