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List the applications of the fractions obtained from petroleum, including: (a) refinery gas for heating and cooking, (b) gasoline for vehicles, (c) naphtha as a chemical feedstock, (d) diesel oil for diesel engines, and (e) bitumen for road construction.

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List the applications of the fractions obtained from petroleum, including: (a) refinery gas for heating and cooking, (b) gasoline for vehicles, (c) naphtha as a chemical feedstock, (d) diesel oil for diesel engines, and (e) bitumen for road construction

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Applications of Petroleum Fractions

Petroleum fractions are used in various applications including heating, transportation, and construction.

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    Identify List the applications of the fractions obtained from petroleum.

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