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Asphaltene adsorption on sodium-citrate-modified magnetite nanoparticles A presentation related to this project was given at the 69th Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference. The topic of the presentation was 'Asphaltene adsorption on sodium-citrate-modified magnetite nanoparticles'.
During the presentation and the conference, the modification of magnetite nanoparticles and adsorption behavior of asphaltene or organic matters on nanoparticles were discussed. The application of modified magnetite nanoparticles in NAE bitumen fine solids removal was also discussed.
T08-P02 University of Alberta Activity 2019-10-22 Xuyang Liu, Kaipeng Wang, Xiaoli Tan,
Liu, Q. T08-P02 Removal of fine solids from bitumen by hetero-aggregation and magnetic separation using surface-modified magnetite nanoparticles. Part I: Proof of concept. T08-P02 University of Alberta Publication 2022-11-01 Xuyang Liu, Kaipeng Wang, Xiaoli Tan, Hongbo Zeng,
Liu, Q. T08-P02 Electrodeposition of bitumen-, asphaltene-, or maltene-coated kaolinite from cyclohexane suspensions. Migration of bitumen-coated kaolinite in cycohexane solution under external electric field
T08-P02 University of Alberta Publication 2022-04-11 Hanyu Zhang, Xiaoli Tan, Kaipeng Wang,
Liu, Q. T08-P02 Removal of fine solids from bitumen by hetero-aggregation and magnetic separation using surface-modified magnetite nanoparticles. Part II: role of surface modification T08-P02 University of Alberta Publication 2023-11-30 Xuyang Liu, Kaipeng Wang, Xiaoli Tan, Tony Yeung, Hongbo Zeng,
Liu, Q. T08-P02 Kaolinite surface charges developed in cyclohexane suspension with dissolved Span 80 or bitumen: Electrodeposition and adsorption/desorption studies. T08-P02 University of Alberta Publication 2023-08-10 Hanyu Zhang, Kaipeng Wang, Xiaoli Tan,
Liu, Q. T08-P02
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