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The different forms of refined petroleum in crude oil are only mixed, not chemically bonded, and all have different boiling points. So they heat it up just enough so one form evaporates and gets collected in a second tank, after that, it is heated a little more so a second form of petroleum evaporates and goes into a third tank etc.
