2.Modern medicine research indicates that honeysuckle contain chlorogenic acid, flavonoid substance, lonicerin, cyclohexanehexol, minim naphtha and so on.
3.The dechlorination process for the naphtha feedstock to a hydrogen plant presented in this paper is a chemical adsorption process using a demestically-made dechlorinating catalyst.
2.According to one report the carbon emissions from the cracking of ethane and an alternative ingredient called naphtha were equivalent to 52 coal-fired power plants in 2015.
3.They established chemical research laboratories which devised new and inexpensive methods for refining the product and developed invaluable byproducts, such as paraffin, naphtha, vaseline, and lubricating oils.
5.This report informed Bissell that the substance, could be refined cheaply and easily, and that, when refined, it made a splendid illuminant, besides yielding certain byproducts, such as paraffin and naphtha, which had a great commercial value.
6." Ho, indeed" ! Isak was very far indeed from being dead; he took out a bottle of medicine from his pocket—naphtha it was—and gave it to Inger with orders to take it regularly and get well again.