LTR - Ep 66 - What Is Meant by BTEX?
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LTR - Ep 66 - What Is Meant by BTEX?
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In this 66th episode, I discuss "What Is Meant by BTEX?"
BTEX stands for Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylenes, which are a group of volatile organic compounds commonly found in petroleum products like crude oils and refined fuels like gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
BTEX aromatics are toxic chemicals that are known to be carcinogenic and thus are a cause of concern to human health and our environment.
BTEX are in a category called VOCs which means Volatile Organic Compounds. These are volatile because they are light and thus they evaporate into our air and they also dissolve easily in water and for these reasons they spread easily into and through soil as well.
For these reasons BTEX are contaminates of concern and must be monitored during spill/remediation activities.
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