Titlebook: Hydrocarbons, Oils and Lipids: Diversity, Origin, Chemistry and Fate; Heinz Wilkes Living reference work 20200th edition hydrocarbons.lip

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Environmental and Economic Implications of the Biogeochemistry of Oil Sands Bitumens,ale. The unique biogeochemistry of oil sands bitumens is the result of extensive in-reservoir biodegradation which produced very viscous and dense fluids, rich in aromatic hydrocarbons and non-hydrocarbons, containing sulfur and nitrogen and oxygen. The physicochemical properties of such species hav

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Gas Hydrates as an Unconventional Hydrocarbon Resource,lecular level, these icelike solids consist of water cages that contain methane molecules which are usually produced by the microbial decay of organic matter. The abundance of methane hydrates in sediments is controlled by temperature and pressure conditions, the rate of in situ microbial methane pr

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Secondary Microbial Gas, the dominant hydrocarbon component of secondary microbial gas. Secondary microbial gas is often mixed with thermogenic gas?and primary microbial gas in shallow?biodegraded petroleum accumulations?and in petroleum seeps, and an integrated geochemical–geological approach is needed to recognize its pr

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Judith Maria Schicks neurotrasmit-ters and, often, their chemical precursors and metabolites. Many analytical approaches have been employed to measure the levels of such substances in nervous system tissues and fluids. These include fluorescence methods, gas chromatography (Gc) and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry

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Tomá? ?ezanka,Irena Kolouchová,Lucia Gharwalová,Andrea Palyzová,Karel Siglerctrochemistry, Mechanisms, Energetics and Contro~ which took place at the Majorana Center in Erice, Italy, October 20th to November 1, 1991. The scope of the course was international in terms of both sponsorship and partici- pation. Sponsors included the Bioelectrochemical Society, NATO, Internation

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Clifford C. Walters,Meytal B. Higginsf energy, the bioelectrochemical system (BES) has been developed. The BES is a cutting-edge technology for generating bioelectricity from biomass by using bacteria. It is represented by an advanced oxidation process of bioelectro-Fenton (BEF) with interdisciplinary concepts between biology, biophysi

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