Small molecules (i.e. Petroleum to Kerosene)
- Low boiling point
- Light in colour
- Easy to light and burn well (Flammable)
- Runny
- High boiling point
- Dark in colour
- Hard to burn/light (reasonably inflammable)
- Viscous or thick (Bitumen is a solid at room temperature)
Basically, the longer the molecule, the higher the boiling point, the darker the colour, the viscosity increases and they become increasingly harder to set alight.
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