While the total volume of all the different products will be more than a single barrel from a barrel of crude, It is economically impossible to get much more than half a barrel of any one product out of a barrel of crude.
A 42-U.S. gallon barrel of crude oil yields about 45 gallons of petroleum products.
Thanks! That was the graphic I was looking for.
So basically about 20 gallons of that crude is able to produce regular gasoline ? and to top that off to make it more costly they add in there some kind of blends therefore use up more crude ?