A mass spectrometric study of gasoline anti-knocking additives Part I: electron impact ionization and fragmentation processes of MTBE

Autor: Apicella, B, Di Palma, TM, Wang, X, Velotta, R, Armenante, M, Spinelli, N

Publikováno v: International journal of mass spectrometry
262 (2007): 105–113.
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Methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE) is the most widely used additive for gasoline as it is able to increase the oxygen content and to improve the efficiency in the internal combustion engine, controlling the autoignition. Most of the experimental studies

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