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Rafineeritus refers to the process of refining or purifying a substance. It is most commonly associated with the petroleum industry, where crude oil is subjected to a series of processes in a refinery to produce usable products such as gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, and lubricating oils. This involves separating crude oil into fractions based on their boiling points through distillation. Further processing, such as cracking and reforming, is then employed to alter the molecular structure of these fractions and produce desired specifications.

Beyond petroleum, rafineeritus can also apply to the refining of other materials. For instance, in metallurgy, it describes the purification of metals like copper, iron, and aluminum from their ores or alloys to remove impurities and achieve higher purity levels. Sugar is another common example, where raw sugar undergoes a refining process to remove molasses and other impurities, resulting in white granulated sugar. The principle remains the same: to separate the desired substance from unwanted components, enhancing its quality, usability, or value. The specific methods and techniques employed in rafineeritus vary widely depending on the material being refined and the desired outcome.