Fuel Science & Technology International

Fuel Science & Technology International, Vol.14, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0884-3759 (Print)

In this Issue (16 articles)

1 - 12	The concept of asphaltenes revisited Speight JG, Long RB
7 - 7	Editorial Speight J
13 - 39	The asphaltene and wax deposition envelopes Leontaritis KJ
41 - 54	Control of coke formation from hydrocracked Athabasca bitumen Nowlan VJ, Srinivasan NS
55 - 74	Microscopic investigation of the onset of asphaltene precipitation Buckley JS
75 - 100	Peptization and coagulation of asphaltenes in apolar media using oil-soluble polymers Chang CL, Fogler HS
101 - 115	Electrical conductivity of asphaltenes in organic solvents Fotland P, Anfindsen H
117 - 137	The development of an onset-of-precipitation detection technique using heat transfer analysis Clarke PF, Pruden BB
139 - 162	The effect of asphalt composition on the formation of asphaltenes and their contribution to asphalt viscosity Lin MS, Chaffin JM, Liu M, Glover CJ, Davison RR, Bullin JA
163 - 178	Preliminary phase diagrams for bitumen heavy oils and related mixtures Cartlidge CR, DukhedinLalla L, Rahimi P, Shaw JM
179 - 201	Characterization and multiphase equilibrium prediction of crude oil heavy components Chang SH, Grigg RB, Huang TC
203 - 242	The colloidal structure of crude oils and suspensions of asphaltenes and resins Bardon C, Barre L, Espinat D, Guille V, Li MH, Lambard J, Ravey JC, Rosenberg E, Zemb T
243 - 260	Flocculation of asphaltenes in heavy oil at elevated temperatures Storm DA, Barresi RJ, Sheu EY
261 - 287	Thermodynamics of asphaltene precipitation and dissolution investigation of temperature and solvent effects Andersen SI, Stenby EH
289 - 312	Two-dimensional solubility parameter mapping of heavy oils Wiehe IA
313 - 325	Precipitation of asphaltenes at high pressures; Experimental technique and results Fotland P