CALIFORNIA LABORATORIES

Brand Owner Address Description
CALIFORNIA EASTERN LABORATORIES California Eastern Laboratories, Inc. 4590 Patrick Henry Drive Santa Clara CA 95054 CALIFORNIA and LABORATORIES;PROVIDING TECHNICAL SUPPORT INFORMATION FOR APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SEMICONDUCTORS AND TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES FOR ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SEMICONDUCTORS APPLICATION AND DESIGN; PROVIDING OTHERS WITH TECHNICAL INFORMATION RELATING TO ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SEMICONDUCTORS; CONSULTATION AND ADVISORY SERVICES IN THE FIELDS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENT APPLICATIONS AND SYSTEM DESIGN, INCLUDING FOR ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS, AND SEMICONDUCTORS, AND IN THE FIELD OF THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC DEVICES, INTEGRATED CIRCUITS AND SEMICONDUCTORS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Provided is an unleaded gasoline fuel which is substantially free of oxygenates, and most preferably contains substantially zero oxygenates. The gasoline fuel also has a Reid vapor pressure less then 7.5 psi, a sulfur content less than 30 ppmw, an aromatic hydrocarbon content between 25 and 30 volume percent, and/or a 50% D-86 Distillation Temperature between 210 and 220° F., and/or a 90% D-86 Distillation Temperature between 300 and 330° F., and the fuel composition fails the California Predictive Model requirements for emissions. Preferably, the olefin content of the fuel is also 8 volume percent or less. Such a gasoline fuel offers a substantially oxygenate free gasoline which avoids the environmental impact of oxygenates, yet when combusted in an internal combustion automobile provides good performance and good emissions, despite failing the California Predictive Model. The gasoline fuel in particular can provide surprisingly lower NOx emissions than that predicted by the California Predictive Model.