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Study on the use of aprotic ionic liquids as potential additives for crude oil upgrading, emulsion inhibition, and demulsification

Santos et al., 2019

Document ID
228121377610856890
Author
Santos R
Elvio Filho B
Dourado R
Santos A
Borges G
Dariva C
Santana C
Franceschi E
Santos D
Publication year
Publication venue
Fluid Phase Equilibria

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Aprotic ionic liquids ([C4pyr]+[NTf2]-,[C8mim]+[NTf2]-,[C8mim]+[OTf]-,[C8mim]+[PF6]- ,[C8mim]+[BF4]-,[C12mim]+[NTf2]-, and [C12mim]+[Cl]-) were successfully evaluated as viscosity modifiers, emulsion inhibitors, and demulsifiers. They are prone to be applied for …
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