Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs

O. V. Serebrennikova, T. K. Mozzhelina, A. M. Shul'ga

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    Abstract

    It has been previously suggested that porphyrins are derived from chlorophyll. New geoporphyrins have been separated from samples collected from Siberia and Uzbekistan whose PMR spectra show the existance of two isomers; a predominant one derived from chlorophyll c and trace amounts of one derived from chlorophyll a. -A.W.Hall

    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)124-127
    Number of pages4
    JournalGeochemistry International
    Volume25
    Issue number5
    Publication statusPublished - 1988

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    Petroleum
    chlorophylls
    Chlorophyll
    crude oil
    Isomers
    chlorophyll
    petroleum
    porphyrin
    Uzbekistan
    Siberia
    chlorophyll a
    porphyrins
    isomers
    chlorophyll c
    isomer

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    • Geochemistry and Petrology
    • Geophysics

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    Serebrennikova, O. V., Mozzhelina, T. K., & Shul'ga, A. M. (1988). Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs. Geochemistry International, 25(5), 124-127.

    Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs. / Serebrennikova, O. V.; Mozzhelina, T. K.; Shul'ga, A. M.

    In: Geochemistry International, Vol. 25, No. 5, 1988, p. 124-127.

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    Serebrennikova, OV, Mozzhelina, TK & Shul'ga, AM 1988, 'Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs', Geochemistry International, vol. 25, no. 5, pp. 124-127.
    Serebrennikova OV, Mozzhelina TK, Shul'ga AM. Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs. Geochemistry International. 1988;25(5):124-127.
    Serebrennikova, O. V. ; Mozzhelina, T. K. ; Shul'ga, A. M. / Structure and origins of C30 petroleum vanadylporphyrin homologs. In: Geochemistry International. 1988 ; Vol. 25, No. 5. pp. 124-127.
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