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An automated Hi-res tg/ms system for the characterisation of fuel transport additives

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Volatilization and decomposition data are given for two polymer derivatives used as fuel oil additives.

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Es werden Angaben über die Verflüchtigung und Zersetzung von zwei als Heizöladditive verwendeten Polymerderivaten beschrieben.

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  1. Marlin Scientific Ltd, Po Box 98, CV1 4LP, Coventry

    T. J. Lever

  2. Shell Research Centre, Me9 9AG, Sittingbourne, Kent, UK

    A. Sutkowski

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Lever, T.J., Sutkowski, A. An automated Hi-res tg/ms system for the characterisation of fuel transport additives. Journal of Thermal Analysis 40, 257–262 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02546576

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