Donnet et al., 1977 - Google Patents
Electron microscopic observations of the morphology of bitumensDonnet et al., 1977
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- 2288838485158638675
- Author
- Donnet J
- Ducret J
- Kennel M
- Papirer E
- Publication year
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- Fuel
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Two bitumens, representative of the sol and the gel types, were studied by electron microscopy using different techniques (replicas, ultramicrotomy, SEM). Asphaltenes in the bitumen of the sol type form well organized, isolated agglomerates whereas the asphaltenes …
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