Gasoline Octane number - A look into the petroleum products by WR Training

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This video is part of our online course: Petroleum products - Properties, Specifications, Market & Demand
This training course is designed to provide you with a deep knowledge of properties,specifications, markets and demands of petroleum products.
The petroleum products covered in this training include:
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)
Automotive Gasoline
Kerosene / Jet fuel
Gas oil
Heating oil
Heavy fuel oil
Naphtha & petrochemical feedstocks
Asphalts
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Part 2. reviews its main specifications and how these specifications evolved over time and for different countries.
Part 3. describes the standard quality control tests performed in refineries and petrochemical plants, highlights the tests significance and the accuracy of the methods.
Part 4. analyses the place of this particular petroleum product, the associated market trends and forecasts future prospects for production and demand.
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[@RickyPeou]

Is it safe to say that octane is a percentage of C8H18? So 98 octane would be 98% C8H18?