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The 63 pages that link to Petroleum refining, each with the reason it gives.

• John D. RockefellerNarrower topic: Refining was the business at the center of Rockefeller’s rise.

• Hydrogen fluorideNarrower topic: HF is one catalyst used to convert refinery feedstocks into high-octane gasoline components.

• Diesel fuelNarrower topic: Refining produces conventional diesel from selected hydrocarbon fractions.

• SuperacidNarrower topic: Acid-catalyzed transformations connect superacid chemistry with refinery processes.

• Fluid catalytic crackingNarrower topic: Fluid catalytic cracking is a major conversion unit within an integrated refinery.

• PropyleneNarrower topic: Refineries remain a major source of propylene through catalytic cracking.

• Petrochemical industryNarrower topic: Refineries produce naphtha and other streams that feed petrochemical plants.

• Abadan RefineryNarrower topic: The refinery’s central task was processing crude into marketable products.

• KeroseneNarrower topic: Kerosene is separated and further treated during petroleum refining.

• BitumenNarrower topic: Refinery processes produce many grades of paving bitumen.

• Aliko DangoteNarrower topic: The Dangote Refinery applies this process at a scale intended to supply regional markets.

• Petroleum engineeringNarrower topic: It follows production in the oil chain but concerns surface processing rather than reservoirs.

• MaomingNarrower topic: Refining is a defining part of Maoming’s industrial economy.