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Fuels for high-compression engines (1926)

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the alcohol were free from water and remained so. Unfortunately, however, alcohol has a strong tendency to absorb water from its surroundings and its miscibility with gasoline decreases with such absorption. After a study of the various factors influencing the stability of gasoline-alcohol-water… … Wafer in mix.furs, per cent Wafer in alcohol, percent Fiu 11 Fig. 12 Solubility curves of aloohol-X gasoline mixtures

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