👉 Benzine is a chemical compound that is commonly used as an industrial fuel and also as a solvent. It has the formula C6H12, which means six carbon atoms connected to twelve hydrogen atoms. Benzine can be produced by combining hydrocarbons with oxygen in the presence of heat or light. The product of combustion of benzene gives off a bright blue flame and a black smoke that is highly flammable.
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👉 In organic chemistry, a benzine is a type of hydrocarbon that contains only one type of atom, carbon. Benzines are named after the chemical formula C6H6 (ethyl) or C5H12 (propane). They are commonly found in natural products and plant oils as the main components of certain types of plants.
