ANALYSIS FOR NAPHTHENE RING IN MIXTURES OF PARAFFINS AND NAPHTHENES

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[2] DOSS MP, 1943, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS P

[3] EATON JL, 1938, SCI PETROLEUM, V2

[4] EGLOFF G, 1940, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS H, V2

[5] EGLOFF G, 1940, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS H, V1

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[7] HIRSCHLER AE, 1946, J I PETROL, V32, P133

[8] KREULEN DJW, 1937, J I PETR TECHNOLOGIS, V23, P253

[9] The refractivity intercept and the specific refraction equation of Newton II The electronic interpretation of the refractivity intercept and of the specific refraction equations of Newton, Eykman and Lorentz-Lorenz [J]. JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, 1937, 224 : 697 - 728

[10] The refractivity intercept and the specific refraction equation of Newton II The electronic interpretation of the refractivity intercept and of the specific refraction equations of Newton, Eykman and Lorentz-Lorenz [J]. JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, 1937, 224 : 583 - 601

[1] Davis GHB, 1930, IND ENG CHEM, V22, P1326

[2] DOSS MP, 1943, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS P

[3] EATON JL, 1938, SCI PETROLEUM, V2

[4] EGLOFF G, 1940, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS H, V2

[5] EGLOFF G, 1940, PHYSICAL CONSTANTS H, V1

[6] Composition and crystal form of the petroleum waxes [J]. INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY, 1931, 23 : 681 - 688

[7] HIRSCHLER AE, 1946, J I PETROL, V32, P133

[8] KREULEN DJW, 1937, J I PETR TECHNOLOGIS, V23, P253

[9] The refractivity intercept and the specific refraction equation of Newton II The electronic interpretation of the refractivity intercept and of the specific refraction equations of Newton, Eykman and Lorentz-Lorenz [J]. JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, 1937, 224 : 697 - 728

[10] The refractivity intercept and the specific refraction equation of Newton II The electronic interpretation of the refractivity intercept and of the specific refraction equations of Newton, Eykman and Lorentz-Lorenz [J]. JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, 1937, 224 : 583 - 601