Mixed Hydrocarbon oil is a petroleum grounded product, having consistency 0.79-0.82. It's a low consistency, low density product which is used as raw material. It's a mixer of colorful Oils which contains lighter bit and heavier oil.

It's very useful for distillation and we can get colorful products from it, like Aluminum Rolling Oil, Printing Ink Oil, Glass Mould Oil and Base Oils. The bottom (Residue) of Mixed Hydrocarbon Oil is very useful as Energy Oil.

Mineral oil hydrocarbons (MOH) comprise a different group of fusions of hydrocarbons containing thousands of chemical composites of different structures and sizes, deduced substantially from crude oil but also produced synthetically from coal, natural gas, and biomass.

The chemical composition of most MOH fusions is unknown and generally varies from batch to batch; specifications are frequently expressed in terms of density, or ‘consistency’, as related to the operations of the products and not in terms of chemical composition.

These largely complex fusions have a wide variety of artificial and domestic uses. There are several possible sources of MOH in food, substantially food packaging materials, food complements, recycling aids, and environmental pollutants similar to lubricants.