Infrared spectra and physochemical properties of oils

The paper reports on a multiparametric study of West Siberian crude oils using Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy to establish a relationship between the physicochemical properties of the oils, their spectral coefficients, and biodegradation levels. It is found that the test oils are sli...

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