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The genetic relationship of quinoline and isoquinoline compounds present in semicoking tars of Kimovsk lignites (near-Moscow fields) with the initial vegetable material is discussed. Transformation pathways of the native compounds in the course of lignite formation are suggested.
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Platonov, V.V., Proskuryakov, V.A., Podshibyakin, S.I. et al. Genetic Relationship of Organic Bases of the Quinoline and Isoquinoline Series from Lignite Semicoking Tars with the Initial Biological Material. Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry 75, 649–655 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019537702444
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