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 1821.    ---------------.  [KOCH, H., AND GILFERT, W.]  [Synthesis of Lubricating Oils From Olefins of Kogasin.  II.]  Brennstoff-Chem., vol. 21, 1940, pp. 1-7; Chem. Abs., vol. 34, 1940, p. 8240.

        By lowering the temperature of polymerization of a C3 Kogasin fraction (in presence of anhydrous AlCl3) from 20° to 0° a more viscous lubricating oil was obtained; its viscosity-temperature behavior was not appreciably affected.  At –80° no polymerization occurred.  All the lubricating oils produced by polymerization of Kogasin fractions had 1 double bond per mol.  Saturation of this bond by hydrogenation caused some increase in the viscosity of the oil, but had little effect on the viscosity-temperature coefficient.  Examination of the oils by Waterman’s method indicated the presence of 1 naphthene ring per mol, even for oils of considerably different viscosity-pole heights.  The relation between viscosity and the mean molecular weight of the oils is discussed; in this respect some differences are observed between the synthetic oils and petroleum lubricating oils.