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Determination of Total Alkyl Benzenes in Selected Crude Fractions

Kinder, 1951

Document ID
9923441416795570523
Author
Kinder J
Publication year
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Analytical Chemistry

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Solvent properties of petroleum fractions, interest in petrochemicals, and expandedoutput of heavier fuels have demanded additional information as to the aromaticity of crude fractions boiling above 300 F. An application of ultraviolet analytical methods for a rapid estimate of …
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