Provided that oil temperature can varies wildly across it's journey from sump to engine and back depending on what surfaces it touches as a general statement oil never gets hot enough for any diesel fuel to evaporate. Also whenever things get hot, they are also under pressure which further increases the distillation remperature. Distillation temperature is simply too high.
Here's a chart
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You see that there's almost 100F difference in distillation temperature between FAME and HVO. I find this relevant since I've only being filling up Propel HPR with very rare exceptions where I'm away from SD and I need to fill up.
Water evaporates. And so does diesel. Even at room temperature. But neither evaporates as fast as gasoline. Synthetic oil buys you some time before the diesel becomes part of the oil
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