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Laboratory luminescence measurements were made on 13 commercially available petroleum related refinery products, one fish oil sample, 19 pure organic compounds, at four Fraunhofer lines: 396.8 nm, 486.1 nm, 589.0 nm and 656.3 nm. Measured luminescence values of the refined petroleum products were generally highest at the 396.8 nm Fraunhofer line while the fish oil sample was highest at the 656.3 nm Fraunhofer line. There is no compound or class of compounds in the 19 pure organic samples which correlates with refined petroleum luminescence intensity as a function of wavelength. A comparison of multispectral luminescence data, between refined products and previously studied crude oils, suggests that a general classification can be constructed based on these data. Identification of an oil slick material would be of great benefit in a petroleum prospecting or pollution monitoring remote sensing program.

Luminescence measurements of selected refined petroleum products and fish oil with a comparison to crude oil luminescence