1960
DOI: 10.1021/ac60165a018
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Gas Chromatographic Determination of C6, C7, and C8 Olefins According to Their Carbon Structures

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“…These results support the extension of the methylene insertion synthesis to olefins for the purpose of a direct component analysis of olefinic mixtures. Also, the carbon-skeleton distribution of such mixtures can be inferred by hydrogenation of the olefins and subsequent analysis of the resulting saturated hydrocarbons (15). To the extent that the present investigation extends the possibilities of component analysis of alkanes and cycloalkanes, it correspondingly extends the carbon-skeleton analysis of olefinic systems after hydrogenation.…”
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“…These results support the extension of the methylene insertion synthesis to olefins for the purpose of a direct component analysis of olefinic mixtures. Also, the carbon-skeleton distribution of such mixtures can be inferred by hydrogenation of the olefins and subsequent analysis of the resulting saturated hydrocarbons (15). To the extent that the present investigation extends the possibilities of component analysis of alkanes and cycloalkanes, it correspondingly extends the carbon-skeleton analysis of olefinic systems after hydrogenation.…”
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“…A similar prechromatographic treatment was used by Nelson et al (7) in detecting olefins in a mixture with paraffins by hydrogenation of the original sample.…”
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