ligroin

lig·ro·in

L0167000 (lĭg′rō-ĭn)n. See naphtha.

[German.]

ligroin

(ˈlɪɡrəʊɪn) n (Elements & Compounds) a volatile fraction of petroleum containing aliphatic hydrocarbons of the paraffin series. It has an approximate boiling point range of 70°–130°C and is used as a solvent[origin unknown]

lig•ro•in

(ˈlɪg roʊ ɪn)

n. a flammable mixture of hydrocarbons that boils at from 20°C to 135°C, obtained from petroleum by distillation and used as a solvent. [1880–85; orig. obscure]

Ligroin

ligroin

[′lig·rə·wən] (materials) petroleum ether

Ligroin

a fraction of petroleum or gas condensate. Boiling interval, 120°-240°C; density, 785–795 kg/m³, viscosity, 1.2 centistokes (20°C); cloud point, not above — 60°C. Ligroin was originally manufactured as motor fuel for tractors. However, since the conversion of the tractor fleet to diesel engines, it has lost its importance as a motor fuel and is now used mainly in instrument-making (in fluid-filled devices) and sometimes as a solvent.

REFERENCES

Tovarnye nefteprodukty, ikh svoistva i primenenie. Moscow, 1971. Nefteprodukty [part 1]. Moscow, 1970.

单词	ligroin
释义	ligroin lig·ro·in L0167000 (lĭg′rō-ĭn)n. See naphtha. [German.] ligroin (ˈlɪɡrəʊɪn) n (Elements & Compounds) a volatile fraction of petroleum containing aliphatic hydrocarbons of the paraffin series. It has an approximate boiling point range of 70°–130°C and is used as a solvent[origin unknown] lig•ro•in (ˈlɪg roʊ ɪn) n. a flammable mixture of hydrocarbons that boils at from 20°C to 135°C, obtained from petroleum by distillation and used as a solvent. [1880–85; orig. obscure] Ligroin ligroin [′lig·rə·wən] (materials) petroleum ether Ligroin a fraction of petroleum or gas condensate. Boiling interval, 120°-240°C; density, 785–795 kg/m³, viscosity, 1.2 centistokes (20°C); cloud point, not above — 60°C. Ligroin was originally manufactured as motor fuel for tractors. However, since the conversion of the tractor fleet to diesel engines, it has lost its importance as a motor fuel and is now used mainly in instrument-making (in fluid-filled devices) and sometimes as a solvent. REFERENCES Tovarnye nefteprodukty, ikh svoistva i primenenie. Moscow, 1971. Nefteprodukty [part 1]. Moscow, 1970.
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