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Volume 54, Issue 3, July 1975, Pages 179-184
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Relation of petroleum resins to asphaltenes

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Abstract

The chemical and structural analyses of a series of petroleum resins are reported. The data allow feasible representation to be made of the chemical and physical structure of bitumen and crude oils.

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    Resins, also are referred to as polar aromatics, exhibit a dark brown to black solid or semi-solid appearance. It is reported that resins are structurally similar to asphaltenes but constitute fewer fused aromatic rings and heteroatoms [39]. Fractional and spectroscopic analysis of bitumen experiments showed that the carboxylic acids are mainly concentrated in the resin [40].

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