Paraffin is one of the most important petroleum derivatives obtained from the refining of crude oil and is used in various industries in solid (paraffin wax) or liquid (liquid paraffin/paraffin oil) form.

Isoparaffins are a group of saturated branched hydrocarbons (Iso-Alkanes) obtained from the refining and hydrogenation of petroleum fractions. These compounds are highly valued for their high purity, very low odor, chemical stability, and safety.

Hexane is a widely used organic solvent from the alkane family with the chemical formula C₆H₁₄, which is known as a colorless, clear, and highly volatile liquid. This substance is known for its high solvating power.

Naphtha is a general term that refers to refined, partially unrefined, or unrefined petroleum compounds that distil below 240°C.

Gasoline is one of the most important light petroleum products obtained from the distillation and processing of crude oil. It is a mixture of volatile hydrocarbons with different octane numbers and is classified as