A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba)

Platanov, V V; Ivleva, L N; Kalyavina, O A; Tabolenko, N V; Valdes, J C; Vol-Epsthein, A B

Title: A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba)

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The bitumen of the Mariel deposit, province of Havana, Republic of Cuba, and the products of its ozonolysis and thermal degradation have been studied by a group of physicochemical and chemical methods. It has been shown that the organic part of the bitumen has an aromatic polycondensed structure with mainly short alkyl substituents and ketone, ester, phenol, and quinoid functional groups together with organic sulfur and nitrogen.

Authors:: Platanov, V V; Ivleva, L N; Kalyavina, O A; Tabolenko, N V; Valdes, J C; Vol-Epsthein, A B

Publication Date:: Tue Jan 01 00:00:00 EST 1985

Research Org.:: Tula Pedagogic Institute

OSTI Identifier:: 5999275

Resource Type:: Journal Article

Journal Name:: Solid Fuel Chem. (Engl. Transl.); (United States)

Additional Journal Information:: Journal Volume: 19:1

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 04 OIL SHALES AND TAR SANDS; BITUMENS; CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; STRUCTURAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; CUBA; OIL SAND DEPOSITS; AROMATICS; CHEMICAL COMPOSITION; OZONIZATION; THERMAL DEGRADATION; CHEMICAL REACTIONS; DEVELOPING COUNTRIES; GEOLOGIC DEPOSITS; GREATER ANTILLES; ISLANDS; ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; OTHER ORGANIC COMPOUNDS; TAR; WEST INDIES; 040500* - Oil Shales & Tar Sands- Properties & Composition

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                    Platanov, V V, Ivleva, L N, Kalyavina, O A, Tabolenko, N V, Valdes, J C, and Vol-Epsthein, A B. A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba).  United States: N. p., 1985. 
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                    Platanov, V V, Ivleva, L N, Kalyavina, O A, Tabolenko, N V, Valdes, J C, & Vol-Epsthein, A B. A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba).  United States.

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                    Platanov, V V, Ivleva, L N, Kalyavina, O A, Tabolenko, N V, Valdes, J C, and Vol-Epsthein, A B. 1985.  
        "A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba)".  United States.

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  title        = {A study of the natural bitumen of the Mariel deposit (Republic of Cuba)},

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  abstractNote = {The bitumen of the Mariel deposit, province of Havana, Republic of Cuba, and the products of its ozonolysis and thermal degradation have been studied by a group of physicochemical and chemical methods. It has been shown that the organic part of the bitumen has an aromatic polycondensed structure with mainly short alkyl substituents and ketone, ester, phenol, and quinoid functional groups together with organic sulfur and nitrogen.},

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