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Aniline point test of an oil qualitatively indicates

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The aniline point test is widely used in the petroleum industry to determine the aromatic content of oils, which affects their solubility and performance.
Updated On: Feb 7, 2025
  • Naphthalene content
  • Paraffin content
  • Aromatic content
  • Olefin Content
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

- 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.

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