Abstract
A molecular sieve method using NaX (13X) has been used to separate macrocyclic alkanes (in the carbon number range C 14–C 34), markers of the freshwater alga Botryococcus braunii, from the branched/cyclic hydrocarbon fractions of sediments and crude oils. The macrocyclic alkanes were included in the 13X sieve and were recovered by HF digestion.
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