Kerroosin
Kerroosin is a colorless to pale yellow oily liquid that is a component of kerosene. It is primarily composed of hydrocarbons, typically ranging from C12 to C16 in carbon number. Its properties make it a useful fuel, solvent, and cleaning agent. Kerroosin has a flash point typically between 38 and 72 degrees Celsius (100 and 162 degrees Fahrenheit), meaning it can produce flammable vapors at these temperatures.
Historically, kerroosin was widely used as an illuminant for lamps before the advent of electricity. It remains
The composition of kerroosin can vary depending on its source and refinement process. Common hydrocarbon types