1H n.m.r. technique for characterization of polymerized petroleum pitches

A new proton n.m.r. technique has been developed for the chemical characterization of polymerized petroleum pitches with pyridine-insoluble contents as high as 80%. The polymerized pitches were completely solubilized for conventional 1H n.m.r. evaluation in a mixed solvent system consisting of S 2Cl...

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Published in:Fuel (Guildford) 1984-10, Vol.63 (10), p.1374-1377
Main Author: Greinke, Ronald A.
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