Earth Waxes, Peat, Montan Wax and Other Organic Brown Coal Constituents

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Author(s): V. Wollrab , M. Streibl

Publication date (Print): 1969

Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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Branched-chain Fatty acids in sediments.

R Leo, Alicia Parker (1966)

Branched-chain (iso and anteiso) fatty acids were isolated from marine sediments from several environments. The relatively high ratio of branched-chain to straight-chain fatty acids for the even-numbered carbon molecules suggests a bacterial origin for the branched-chain isomers. The branched-chain fatty acids are present in the Green River shale. Possible geochemical implications are suggested.

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Hydrocarbons of Biological Origin from a One-Billion-Year-Old Sediment.

P Scott, G Eglinton, T Belsky … (1964)

The isoprenoid hydrocarbons, phytane (C(20)H(42)) and pristane (C(19)H(40)), are present in the oil seeping from the Precambrian Nonesuch formation at the White Pine Mine, Michigan. Gas-liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry provide the isolation and identification procedures.