Pyrolytic Formation of C_<19> Isoprenoid Hydrocarbons from Dihydrophytol:in Relation to the Genesis of Pristane in Petroleum

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• 2000-03-05

著者

• ISHIWATARI Ryoshi

  Department of Chemistry, Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Ishiwatari R

  Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. Tokyo Jpn

• Yamada K

  Univ. Tokyo Tokyo

• Ishiwatari Ryoshi

  Department Of Chemistry Graduate School Of Sciences Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Ishiwatari Ryoshi

  Department Of Chemistry School Of Science Graduate School Of Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Ishiwatari Ryoshi

  Department Of Chemistry Faculty Of Science Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Yamada K

  Department Of Applied Molecular Chemistry College Of Industrial Technology Nihon University

• ISHIWATARI Mariko

  Engineering Research Institute, School of Engineering, Graduate School of Tokyo University

• YAMADA Keita

  Department of Chemistry, School of Science, Graduate School of Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Yamada K

  Department Of Applied Chemistry Faculty Of Science Science University Of Tokyo

• Yamada Keita

  Department Of Chemistry Graduate School Of Sciences Tokyo Metropolitan University

• Yamada K

  Department Of Basic Science Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences The University Of Tokyo

• Ishiwatari M

  Engineering Research Institute School Of Engineering Graduate School Of Tokyo University

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