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• W2017272806 abstract "The ever-increasing worldwide demand for energy has led to the upgrading of heavy crude oil and asphaltene-rich feedstocks becoming viable refining options for the petroleum industry. Traditional problems associated with these feedstocks, particularly stable water-in-petroleum emulsions, are drawing increasing attention. Despite considerable research on the interfacial assembly of asphaltenes, resins, and naphthenic acids, much about the resulting interfacial films is not well understood. Here, we describe the use of small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) to elucidate interfacial film properties from model emulsion systems. Modeling the SANS data with both a polydisperse core/shell form factor as well as a thin sheet approximation, we have deduced the film thickness and the asphaltenic composition within the stabilizing interfacial films of water-in-model oil emulsions prepared in toluene, decalin, and 1-methylnaphthalene. Film thicknesses were found to be 100-110 A with little deviation among the three solvents. By contrast, asphaltene composition in the film varied significantly, with decalin leading to the most asphaltene-rich films (30% by volume of the film), while emulsions made in toluene and methylnaphthalene resulted in lower asphaltenic contents (12-15%). Through centrifugation and dilatational rheology, we found that trends of decreasing water resolution (i.e., increasing emulsion stability) and increasing long-time dilatational elasticity corresponded with increasing asphaltene composition in the film. In addition to the asphaltenic composition of the films, here we also deduce the film solvent and water content. Our analyses indicate that 1:1 (O/W) emulsions prepared with 3% (w/w) asphaltenes in toluene and 1 wt % NaCl aqueous solutions at pH 7 and pH 10 resulted in 80-90 A thick films, interfacial areas around 2600-3100 cm (2)/mL, and films that were roughly 25% (v/v) asphaltenic, 60-70% toluene, and 8-12% water. The increased asphaltene and water film composition at pH 10 versus pH 7, along with unique dynamic interfacial tension profiles, suggested that the protonation state of carboxylic moieties within asphaltenes impacts the final film properties. This was further supported when we characterized similar asphaltenic emulsions that also contained 9-anthracence carboxylic acid (ACA). Addition of this aromatic acid led to slightly thinner films (70-80 A) that were characteristically more aqueous (up to 20% by volume) and 5-6% (v/v) ACA. This unique in situ characterization (deduced entirely from SANS data from emulsion samples) of the entire film composition calls for further investigation regarding the role this film-based water plays in emulsion stability." @default.
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• W2017272806 date "2008-10-24" @default.
• W2017272806 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2017272806 title "Water-in-Model Oil Emulsions Studied by Small-Angle Neutron Scattering: Interfacial Film Thickness and Composition" @default.
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• W2017272806 doi "https://doi.org/10.1021/la802095m" @default.
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