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Just Putting this here for easy reference. Especially helpful for Confused Canadians.
Coleman Fuel (Calumet Lantern Fuel ) (Causes blue/green spice)
Coleman fuel contains about 50% naphtha, 50% aliphatic petroleum distillates, 2% xylene, 2% toluene, 0.5% benzene, green dye and rust inhibitors (to help prevent rusting of internal parts and facilitate long shelf life). The carbon number range is C5 to C9 with a boiling point range of 100-350° F. Coleman Fuel contains up to 25% n-hexane and up to 15% cyclohexane by weight and it is fully hydrotreated to remove aromatics, (reported to contain less than 0.001% benzene). Zen Petrol Stoves - Liquid Petroleum Stoves
Fuel dyes are dyes added to fuels, as in some countries it is required by law to Dye a low-tax Fuel to deter its use in applications intended for higher-taxed ones. Untaxed fuels are referred to as "dyed", while taxed ones are called "clear" or "white".
Shell VM&P (Varnish Makers and Painters)
One main point to make about VM&P is that people tend to treat it like a It's a certain brand. It is not. It is a TYPE of naphtha made by many many producers. This MSDS is for Shell but the contents may vary for different brands. So asking what is better Ronsonol or VM&P is meaningless unless you know what brand of VM&P you are referring to.
Ronsonol Lighter Fluid
Escort Camp Fuel
Coleman Fuel (Calumet Lantern Fuel ) (Causes blue/green spice)
Coleman fuel contains about 50% naphtha, 50% aliphatic petroleum distillates, 2% xylene, 2% toluene, 0.5% benzene, green dye and rust inhibitors (to help prevent rusting of internal parts and facilitate long shelf life). The carbon number range is C5 to C9 with a boiling point range of 100-350° F. Coleman Fuel contains up to 25% n-hexane and up to 15% cyclohexane by weight and it is fully hydrotreated to remove aromatics, (reported to contain less than 0.001% benzene). Zen Petrol Stoves - Liquid Petroleum Stoves
Fuel dyes are dyes added to fuels, as in some countries it is required by law to Dye a low-tax Fuel to deter its use in applications intended for higher-taxed ones. Untaxed fuels are referred to as "dyed", while taxed ones are called "clear" or "white".
Shell VM&P (Varnish Makers and Painters)
One main point to make about VM&P is that people tend to treat it like a It's a certain brand. It is not. It is a TYPE of naphtha made by many many producers. This MSDS is for Shell but the contents may vary for different brands. So asking what is better Ronsonol or VM&P is meaningless unless you know what brand of VM&P you are referring to.
Ronsonol Lighter Fluid
Escort Camp Fuel
