1962
DOI: 10.1021/ac60187a033
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Mass Spectrometric Determination of the Ratio of Branched to Normal Hydrocarbons up to C18 in Fischer-Tropsch Product.

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“…Their concentrations increase at low carbon number because some of the volatile alkanes were distilled away when this sample was recovered by evaporating the solvents used in isolating the alkanes from other compounds in the FischerTropsch product. The systematic decrease in the > C13 alkanes show that the yields of alkanes decrease with carbon number in this abiotic fraction as UNDERWOOD (1940) and SHARKEY, SCHULTZ, and FRIEDEL (1962) have noted. Figure 5 shows the chromatogram of a benzene extract of the Orgueil meteorite.…”
Section: Carbon Number Of N-paraffinsmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…Their concentrations increase at low carbon number because some of the volatile alkanes were distilled away when this sample was recovered by evaporating the solvents used in isolating the alkanes from other compounds in the FischerTropsch product. The systematic decrease in the > C13 alkanes show that the yields of alkanes decrease with carbon number in this abiotic fraction as UNDERWOOD (1940) and SHARKEY, SCHULTZ, and FRIEDEL (1962) have noted. Figure 5 shows the chromatogram of a benzene extract of the Orgueil meteorite.…”
Section: Carbon Number Of N-paraffinsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Isotopic data obtained by SmVERMAN and EVSXErN (1958), PARK and EPSTEIN (1960), SILVERMAN (1960SILVERMAN ( , 1961, ECKEI, MAN (1961), and KLEIN (1957), and studies of isotope effects on reaction rates and products by YANKWICK and IKEDA (1959), MELANDER (1960), BATES andBEVINGTON (1963) have established that:…”
Section: Hydrocarbonsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The studies of products formed upon irradiation of methane, or the reaction of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, FischerTropsch reaction products [261,262], or the investigation of the constituents of living organisms of geochemical significance, e.g., zooplankton [156,157], algae [131], bacteria [218], etc., are areas where the utilization of mass spectrometric techniques has been found of advantage.…”
Section: Application To the Analyses Of Extraterrestrial Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%