Benzene releases from gasoline stations - Implications for human health: Appendix A

Gasoline substance identity and compositions

Table A-1. Physical and chemical property values of gasoline
Property Value Reference
Melting point (°C) -40 ChemInfo 2009
Boiling point (°C) 39–204
25–220
ATSDR 1995
CONCAWE 1992
Vapour pressure (Pa at 37.8 °C) 35,000–90,000
240 000
CONCAWE 1992
ECHA 2018a, b
Henry's law constant (Pa·m3/mol)Footnote a 48.6–3.3 × 105 Air Force 1989
Log KowFootnote b 2.13–4.87 Air Force 1989
Water solubility (mg/L)Footnote c 0.1–1790 EPI Suite 2008
Density (kg/L at 15 °C) 0.72–0.79
0.6–0.88
CONCAWE 1992
ECHA 2018a, b
Abbreviations: Kow, octanol–water partition coefficient
a

Based on benzene–trimethylpentane range

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b

Based on naphthalene–trimethylpentane range

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c

Range of solubilities of components

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