FUEL HYDROCARBONS
Put simply, fuel hydrocarbons are compounds that contain both carbon and hydrogen that, when oxidized (burned), produce water and carbon dioxide. Saturated hydrocarbons have a high octane rating and contain additional carbon atoms which produce more energy during combustion. When combined with certain organometallic compounds, the fuel hydrocarbons in RACE GAS have a synergistic effect to produce higher octane ratings than if they are used alone.