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DETERMINATION OF NITROGEN COMPOUND DISTRIBUTION FROM THREE SOURCE FUELS
Authors:Huy T Dinh  George W Mushrush  Erna J Beal
Affiliation:  a Department of Chemistry, George Mason University, fair, VA b U, S. Pharmacopeial Convention, Inc, Rockville, MD c Fuels Section, Navy Technology Center for Safety and Survivability, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC
Abstract:As part of a world-wide survey of middle distillate fuel instability, three fuels were chosen for detailed GC/MS analysis. These fuels are identified by number and country of origin; FL-2577 was from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada; FL-2599 was from Abamadj, Kuwait; and FL 2592 was from Chiba, Japan. The organo-nitrogen compounds in the three fuels were separated by mild acid extraction followed by silica gel absorption. This treatment yielded three fractions for each fuel; a basic nitrogen compounds fraction, BNC; a non-basic nitrogen compounds fraction in methylene chloride, mcl, NBNC-mcl; and a non-basic nitrogen compounds fraction in methanol, meoh, NBNC-meoh. The three fractions from each fuel were analyzed by combined capillary gc/ms. The organo-nitrogen compounds from each fraction were identified and quantitated.
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