Isooctane

Isooctane (chemical name: 2,2,4-Trimethylpentane, CAS No.: 540-84-1) is the benchmark for anti-knock performance among hydrocarbons, with its Research Octane Number (RON) defined as 100. It is not only a key blending component in automotive and aviation gasoline for boosting octane number and preventing engine knocking but also the standard substance used in octane rating test engines, mixed with n-heptane (octane number 0), to calibrate fuel anti-knock properties. In the petrochemical industry, it is a crucial component of high-octane gasoline (e.g., 95#, 98#). In the chemical sector, isooctane serves as an excellent non-polar solvent for extraction, reaction media, and cleaning. Furthermore, its high-purity grade is widely used as a solvent and standard in gas chromatography analysis, and as a starting material for organic synthesis (e.g., production of isooctanol, isooctanoic acid). Our product is high-purity isooctane, manufactured using advanced petroleum refining isomerization processes or chemical synthesis methods. It achieves a purity of ≥99.5%, with high saturated hydrocarbon content, extremely low levels of impurities such as sulfur and olefins, and excellent stability. This product is a highly flammable liquid. Its vapors can form explosive mixtures with air. Handling and storage must be conducted in cool, well-ventilated, explosion-proof environments away from ignition sources and heat, utilizing explosion-proof equipment and tools.