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Some Problems in Natural Gas-dissolved-in-brine Analyses
1983
Journal of the Japanese Association for Petroleum Technology
Routine analyses of natural gas-dissolved-in-brine have been performed on the assumption that (1) contents of minor components except CO2 and N2 are negligible, and (2) the gas has no O2. Detected O2 and corresponding N2 are subtracted from the resulting data of analyses, because they are regarded as contaminants from the air. Higher quality of present analytical equipments has made possible even trace components analyses, if necessary, and the other hand, air correction has been considered as
doi:10.3720/japt.48.239
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