The C6-C8 fraction, also known as the "light naphtha" in petroleum refining, refers to a range of hydrocarbons with carbon atoms numbering from 6 to 8. This fraction is typically obtained during the refining of crude oil and is a valuable feedstock for various petrochemical processes. It is used in the production of chemicals and fuels, including gasoline blending, and serves as a crucial intermediate in the petrochemical industry for manufacturing products like solvents, plastics, and other chemicals.

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