Fractions Of Petroleum

I see that a lot of petroleum products are just mixtures based solely on molecular weight, nothing else. It's weird, right, petroleum is a multi-billion dollar industry and I can't find such a complete list of petroleum products, by increasing molecular weight, that contains terms used in different countries, that I had to make my own:

1. Liquefied petroleum gas 
2. Naphtha  (5-12 carbon atoms)
3. Petrol/gasoline (5-8 carbon atoms)
4. White spirit/mineral spirits/mineral turpentine/petroleum spirits (7-12 carbon atoms)
5. Kerosene/paraffin/lamp oil (6-16 carbon atoms)
6. Diesel (8-21 carbon atoms)
7. Mineral oil/paraffin oil/liquid paraffin
8. Petroleum jelly/Vaseline
9. Paraffin wax (20-40 carbon atoms)
10. Fuel oil
11. Asphalt/bitumen/tar 

https://chem.libretexts.org/?title=LibreTexts/Sonoma_State_University/SSU_Chem_335A/Material_for_Exam_2/Unit_3:_Organic_Compounds:_Alkanes_%26_Their_Stereochemistry/3.8_Gasoline:_A_Deeper_Look has a good general classification:

• 1-4 carbon atoms - gases
• 5-10 - naphthas 
• 10-16 - kerosenes
• 16-60 - gas oils
• >60 - lubricants
• >70 - fuel oil
• >80 - asphalt