Propene

1.	Introduction
2.	Physical Properties
3.	Chemical Properties
4.	Production
4.1.	Production as Byproduct of Ethylene Production
4.1.1.	Variants of Propene - Propane Separation
4.1.2.	Apparatus and Construction Materials
4.2.	Production as Byproduct of Refinery Processes
4.3.	Propane Dehydrogenation
4.3.1.	Oleflex Process
4.3.2.	Catofin Process
4.3.3.	Phillips STAR Process
4.3.4.	Linde Process
5.	Storage, Transportation, Quality Requirements
6.	Uses
6.1.	Thermal Uses
6.2.	Motor Gasoline Uses
6.2.1.	Polygasoline Production - Dimerization
6.2.2.	Alkylation
6.3.	Chemical Uses
7.	Economic Aspects

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