Titlebook: Deep Oil Spills; Facts, Fate, and Eff Steven A. Murawski,Cameron H. Ainsworth,Dana L. We Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 oil

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Integrationstheoretische überlegungenre, the expansion of the analytical window afforded by FTICR-MS is crucial for the monitoring and understanding of long-term oil spill fate. Furthermore, capability of FTICR-MS to characterize non-hydrocarbon petroleum fractions will be very important in the case of potential future spills of heavy, unconventional oils, such as bitumen.

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The Importance of Understanding Fundamental Physics and Chemistry of Deep Oil Blowoutseaking reservoir are defined along with some special features of the subsurface release and plume that are not present in surface spills. Finally, the early far-field behavior of the submerged oil is described.

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Applications of FTICR-MS in Oil Spill Studiesre, the expansion of the analytical window afforded by FTICR-MS is crucial for the monitoring and understanding of long-term oil spill fate. Furthermore, capability of FTICR-MS to characterize non-hydrocarbon petroleum fractions will be very important in the case of potential future spills of heavy, unconventional oils, such as bitumen.

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