Structural analysis of Athabasca maltenes fractions using distortionless enhancement by polarization transfer (DEPT) related 13C n.m.r. sequences
Authors:
- L.S. KotlyarLKL.S. Kotlyar
- C. MoratCMC. Morat
- J.A. RipmeesterJRJ.A. Ripmeester
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