Hydrocarbon conversion is a chemical process that transforms hydrocarbons into more valuable or useful forms, such as converting crude oil into gasoline or other fuels. This process is essential in the petrochemical industry and involves techniques like cracking, reforming, and isomerization to optimize the yield and quality of products derived from hydrocarbons.
Group I, II, and III base oils are different kinds of oils used to make things like car oil and machine oil. They are made in different ways and have different levels of purity and performance, with Group III being the best for making high-quality oils.