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Full text: 31: Characteristic features of different oil types in oil spill identification

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Fig. 39: Gas-chromatograms of 4 Nigerian crude oils (same as in Figure 36), showing 
relatively high concentrations of pristane (peak at 5.1 minutes). 
As with Oleanane, Gammacerane, contains a hexacyclic E-ring and can be observed in the 
191-mass-chromatogram, following the same fragmentation pattern as the hopanes. This 
compound indicates mainly marine sources of crude oils. It is found in higher concentrations 
(up to about 50% in relation to hopane) in the African Angola Cabinda - and Nemba crudes, 
and in Kongo - and Gabon crude oils (Figure 40). 
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Fig. 40: Hopanes of Angola Cabinda - and Nemba crude (above), Kongo Djeno - and Gabon 
Mandji crude (below). Gammacerane: peak at 48.4 minutes.
	        
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