- The aniline point test is used to determine the aromatic content of oils by measuring the lowest temperature at which equal volumes of oil and aniline can be mixe(D)
- Naphthalene content is generally not assessed through the aniline point test.
- Paraffin content and olefin content are also not determined by this test.
Conclusion:
The aniline point test is a qualitative method used to indicate the aromatic content of oils.