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1 ed using 6.461 keV radiation for a petroleum asphaltene.
2 s and aromatics, but increases in resins and asphaltenes.
3 sis of large nonvolatile analytes, including asphaltenes.
4  of especially challenging analytes, such as asphaltenes.
5  of catalytic hydroprocessing, "heavy ends" (asphaltenes) analysis, corrosion, etc.
6  oils that generally present high amounts of asphaltenes and resins.
7                      Ozone attack on resins, asphaltenes, and soil organic matter led to the producti
8 ty in toluene and insolubility in n-heptane, asphaltenes are a highly aromatic, polydisperse mixture
9                                     Although asphaltenes are critically important to the exploitation
10                                              Asphaltenes are identified as the major source of sulphu
11                         L2MS mass spectra of asphaltenes are insensitive to laser pulse energy and ot
12 itial absorbance of the oil is measured, and asphaltenes are removed from the oil by the addition of
13 distribution and cross sections of petroleum asphaltene (ASPH) and deasphaltened oils (DAO).
14                          The aromaticity and asphaltene average molar mass are also correlated with I
15 ion technique, where it was established that asphaltene coloration correlated linearly with asphalten
16                                              Asphaltenes constitute the heaviest, most polar and arom
17  apparatus and method for the measurement of asphaltene content in crude-oil samples.
18 (maltenes) is then measured, and the initial asphaltene content is revealed by the change in absorban
19 microfluidic approach described here permits asphaltene content measurement in less than 30 min as op
20    It is thought that in nanoaggregate form, asphaltenes create elastic layers around water droplets
21 monstrated with the analysis of black shale, asphaltene, crude oil and kerogen samples.
22 ted from the digested solution (black shale, asphaltene, crude oil and kerogen) by extraction in isoo
23 ueous IFT of the tars, as well as resins and asphaltenes extracted therefrom, were measured over a ra
24 nty to physico-chemical heterogeneity of the asphaltene fraction driven by variation in molecular siz
25 n resonance mass spectrometer to analyze the asphaltene fraction of a crude oil.
26                                   We treated asphaltenes from North and South American crude oils wit
27                               Here we report asphaltene mass spectra recorded with two-step laser mas
28 s contribute to a long-standing debate about asphaltene molecular architecture.
29 and other parameters, demonstrating that the asphaltene molecular weight distribution can be measured
30 e the controversy from LDI, showing that the asphaltene molecular weight distribution peaks near 600
31 tunnelling microscopy to study more than 100 asphaltene molecules.
32 idal analysis shown to successfully identify asphaltene nanoaggregation in toluene.
33                                          The asphaltene optical densities correlated linearly with co
34 ion renders it an attractive method to study asphaltene phase properties.
35                  The complexity and range of asphaltene polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are establis
36 exity, the solid component of crude oil, the asphaltenes, poses an exceptional challenge for structur
37 s of organic radicals were distinguished: an asphaltene radical species typically found in crude oil
38                                         Pure asphaltene radicals are resonance stabilized over a poly
39                                  A petroleum asphaltene sample is fractionated by a silica-gel cyclog
40 ed to obtain the bulk characteristics of the asphaltene sample.
41  oils into saturates, aromatics, resins, and asphaltenes (SARA), followed by effect-directed analyses
42 containing saturates, aromatics, resins, and asphaltenes (SARA), was partially oxidized, resulting in
43 onene, graphite, and paraffin standards, the asphaltene spectrum is seen to be composed of contributi
44 as represented in the "archipelago model" of asphaltene structure.
45 erformed to investigate the coupling between asphaltene structures and velocity measurements and thei
46 phaltene coloration correlated linearly with asphaltene weight content.
47  most classes of polar compounds, except for asphaltenes, which exhibited lower recoveries (82%) due

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