Physical And Chemical Properties Of The Petroleums Of The San Joaquin Valley Of California, Volumes 18-21 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175857941)

This comprehensive study, "Physical And Chemical Properties Of The Petroleums Of The San Joaquin Valley Of California, Volumes 18-21," presents a detailed analysis of the petroleums found in California's San Joaquin Valley. Authored by Irving Cowan Allen, Walter Abraham Jacobs, and George Arthur Burrell, the work meticulously documents the physical and chemical properties of these crucial resources. The research offers invaluable insights into the composition and characteristics of the crude oils extracted from this significant oil-producing region.

Researchers, engineers, and students of petroleum science will find this volume an essential reference. Its detailed data and analysis contribute significantly to the understanding of petroleum resources, offering a window into the scientific study of the region's natural resources during the period it was written.

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