1992
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9797(92)90331-f
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Polydispersity analysis of asphaltene solutions in toluene

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“…In practice, for polydisperse systems such as asphaltene solutions [20,31], Guinier or Zimm approximations give the weight-average M w molecular weight of aggregates and the z-average radius of gyration R gz defined by the following expressions: (12) and (13) with M k , R k : the molar mass and radius of gyration of the k fraction, respectively.…”
Section: Polydispersity Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In practice, for polydisperse systems such as asphaltene solutions [20,31], Guinier or Zimm approximations give the weight-average M w molecular weight of aggregates and the z-average radius of gyration R gz defined by the following expressions: (12) and (13) with M k , R k : the molar mass and radius of gyration of the k fraction, respectively.…”
Section: Polydispersity Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When described as discs, cylinders or spheres, asphaltenes can be considered as hard and non-fractal objects. Several authors compared asphaltenes in toluene to cylinder particles (Overfield et al, 1989) but the most general model used is a sphere (Sheu et al, 1992). In other studies, asphaltenes are compared to fractals objects of spherical form (Xu et al, 1995;Roux et al, 2001;Gawrys et al, 2002), discs or oblate cylinders (Thiyagaran et al, 1995;Bardon et al, 1996;Kilpatrick and Gawrys, 2005).…”
Section: Small Angle Neutron or X-ray Scattering (Sans Saxs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…14) and strongly depends on the origin of the studied asphaltenes and solvent used. Its value is estimated to approximately 4% in toluene (Fenistein, 1998), but can vary between 2% (Roux et al, 2001) and 8% (Sheu et al, 1992) according to the solvent.…”
Section: Small Angle Neutron or X-ray Scattering (Sans Saxs)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Une agrégation progressive fractale et solvatée des asphaltènes est observée à l'approche du seuil de floculation [6][7][8][9][10][11][12] et comparée aux modèles théoriques d'agrégation des colloïdes (DLCA, Diffusion Limited Cluster Aggregation, ou RLCA) [13][14][15][16][17]. Ces modèles prédisent la structure et la cinétique d'agrégation de particules qui s'agrègent sous l'effet d'un potentiel d'interaction attractif de portée limitée.…”
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