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Among numerous identification tasks which rise before chemistsanalysts daily, now the most actual is the problem of identification of materials of a natural and synthetic origin (establishment of the subject of environmental pollution, establishment of an origin and authenticity of a material). Identification and quantitative definition of all components of real objects is essentially impracticable in the absence of a totality of standard substances – pure components of a mix. This restriction forces to look for new approaches in processing and use of information received by chemists-analysts on the basis of development of various analytical methods without the reference.

Multiparametrical Identification by Oil Tests of the Samara Region