Future of Petrochemicals Research − Unlocking the Potential of Heavier Crude Oils

/Dr. Ryan P. Rodgers

Future of Petrochemicals Research − Unlocking the Potential of Heavier Crude Oils

Future of Petrochemicals Research − Unlocking the Potential of Heavier Crude Oils

21 Jul 2015

Dr. Ryan Rodgers, Director of the Future Fuels Institute at Florida State University, discusses how he uses mass spectrometry to analyze the heaviest of crude oils.

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