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NO Its not a light petroleum product

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no it's not

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Vanessa Nader

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3y ago
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No, HNP (Heavy Naphtha) is a fraction of crude oil that is heavier than light naphtha. It has a higher boiling range and is typically used as a feedstock for producing gasoline or as a solvent in industrial processes.

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