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Table 3

1H NMR Derived Average Molecule Parameters

 

Total Aliphatic-H            %  hydrogen atoms present in paraffinic or naphthenic components of the sample.

Total Olefinic-H             hydrogen atoms present in olefinic groups.

Total Aromatic-H            % hydrogen atoms present in mono-, di-, and tri-ring aromatic groups.

HeteroAromatic-H          %  hydrogen atoms on carbons adjacent to heteroatoms (N, S, O) in heteroaromatic components of the sample.

TriAromatic-H                 % hydrogen atoms on carbons adjacent to a bridgehead site in a tri-ring aromatic.

DiAromatic-H                  % hydrogen atoms on carbons adjacent to a bridgehead site in a di-ring aromatic.

MonoAromatic-H            % hydrogen atoms in a single ring aromatic group or on the periphery of a polynuclear aromatic group.

Alpha-H                              %  paraffinic or naphthenic protons on carbon directly bonded to an aromatic ring.

CH2-Alpha to 2 Aromatics      %  hydrogen on methylene groups bridging two aromatic groups.

Alpha-CH2                         % hydrogen present on methylene groups directly attached to aromatic groups.

Alpha-CH3                                 % hydrogen present on methyl groups directly attached to aromatic groups.

Beta-H                                % hydrogen in CH or CH2 groups in paraffinic or naphthenic groups, more than one carbon removed from an aromatic group.

Beta-CH2                           % hydrogen present in naphthenic methylene groups or methylene groups in beta position to an aromatic group.

Paraffinic-CH2                % hydrogen present in paraffinic methylene groups.

Gamma-H                         % hydrogen present in methyl groups.