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Characterization, weathering, and application of sesquiterpanes to source identification of spilled lighter petroleum products

Wang et al., 2005

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14037148055505684773
Author
Wang Z
Yang C
Fingas M
Hollebone B
Peng X
Hansen A
Christensen J
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Environmental science & technology

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Biomarkers have become increasingly important for identifying the source of spilled oil, due to their specificity and high resistance to biodegradation. The biomarkers most commonly used in forensic investigations are the high molecular weight (MW) tri-and pentacyclic …
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    • G01N33/28—Oils, i.e. hydrocarbon liquids
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