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Reassessment of the hydrocarbons in Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska: Identifying the source using partial least-squares

Mudge, 2002

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5115664605356301722
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Mudge S
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Environmental science & technology

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There has been considerable exchange in the literature regarding the source of the background hydrocarbons in Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska. Page and co- workers suggest oil-based sources while Short and co-workers suggest coal. The …
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