Oil & Gas Science and Technology

Editorial

Enhanced Oil Recovery - An Overview

The Colloidal Approach. A Promising Route for Asphaltene Deposition Modelling

Improved Oil Recovery of High-Viscosity Oil Pools with Physicochemical Methods and Thermal-Steam Treatments

Mechanochemical Treatment of Petroleum Residues and their Mixtures with Brown Coal

High-Sulfurous Argentinian Asphaltites and Their Thermal Liquefaction Products

Mechanisms of Catalytic Activity in Heavily Coated Hydrocracking Catalysts

Challenges of Modeling Steam Cracking of Heavy Feedstocks

Principal Regularities in Compositions and Structures of High-Molecular Compounds from Crude Oils and Natural Bitumens

Characterization of Nitrogen and Sulfur Compounds in Hydrocracking Feedstocks by Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Mass Spectrometry

The Pentane- and Toluene-Soluble Fractions of a Petroleum Residue and three Coal Tars by Size Exclusion Chromatography and UV-Fluorescence Spectroscopy

Asphaltenes Size Polydispersity Reduction by Nano- and Ultrafiltration Separation Methods – Comparison with the Flocculation Method

Canadian Crudes: A Comparative Study of SARA Fractions from a Modified HPLC Separation Technique

Destabilisation of Water-in-Crude Oil Emulsions by Silicone Copolymer Demulsifiers