Abstract
Ruthenium ion-catalyzed oxidation of methanonaphthene oil (Krapivinskoye oilfield) revealed that its high molecular asphaltenes contain aromatic–aliphatic bridges and non- covalently bound (occluded) compounds. Covalently bound fragments are represented by C5–C18n-alkanes, aromatic biphenyl-type structures, and naphthalenes located in the peripheral part of asphaltene molecules. Typical biological markers, i.e. terpanes, steranes, and n-alkanes have been identified among the occluded compounds.
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