GC–MS ANALYSIS OF LIPIDS IN PREHISTORIC ROCK PAINTS AND ASSOCIATED OXALATE COATINGS FROM THE LOWER PECOS REGION, TEXAS*
GC–MS ANALYSIS OF LIPIDS IN PREHISTORIC ROCK PAINTS AND ASSOCIATED OXALATE COATINGS FROM THE LOWER PECOS REGION, TEXAS*
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德克萨斯州下佩科斯地区史前岩石涂料和相关草酸盐涂层中脂质的 GC-MS 分析*
DOI:
10.1111/j.1475-4754.2005.00191.x
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发表时间:
2005
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影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
J. Russ
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作者:
S. Spades;J. Russ
The presumption that lipids were used as binders/vehicles in pictograph paints from southwestern Texas was tested using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS). A one-step transesterification/derivatization procedurewas used to convert bound and unbound fatty acids to fatty acid methyl esters for the analysis. Approximately 30 organic compounds were detected in the natural rock coating that encapsulates the paints, but there were no compounds unique to the paints. Moreover, the C 1 6 : 0 and C 1 8 : 0 concentrations in the paint samples were similar to the concentrations of these fatty acids in the rock coating, indicating that the compounds are native to the patina. Thus, lipid binders were either not used in the original paint mixture or have since degraded.