Octane Enhancers

1.	Introduction
2.	Technical Information
2.1.	Combustion in Otto Engines
2.2.	Knock Phenomena
2.3.	Octane Number
3.	Types of Octane Enhancers
4.	Metal-Containing Additives
4.1.	Alkyl Lead Compounds
4.2.	Methylcyclopentadienylmanganese Tricarbonyl
5.	Ashless Octane Enhancers
5.1.	Heteroatom-Based Components
5.1.1.	History of Fuel Oxygenates
5.1.2.	Properties of Oxygenates
5.1.3.	Production
5.1.4.	Toxicology
5.2.	Pure Hydrocarbon Components

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