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Colloidal structures of vacuum residue and their thermal stability in terms of saturate, aromatic, resin and asphaltene composition. S. Li et al. J. Petrol. Sci. Engng., January 1999, 22(1--3), 37--45.
The role of resin is highlighted in maintaining asphaltene stability. Brief attention is paid to the use of thermodynamic models for the interpretation of such stability. Numerous TEM (Transmission electron microscopy) photographs of various fractions and of oils are included. 23 refs.
Abstract details
Journal title: Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering
Keywords: Crude oil - asphalt, bitumen or tar - Crude oil and residues
Subjects: Transmission, Transportation, Transmission and Distribution, Bitumen, Crude oil, Oil and gas, Oil, Petroleum products
