What is the conductivity of crude oil?

2009-02-26View Original

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What is the conductivity of crude oil? Just giving a rough range will do; I’ve searched for ages but couldn’t find it.

Reply #22009-02-26

If it needs to be measured with instruments, it depends on what kind of crude oil it is

Reply #32009-02-26

It’s hard to say; it depends greatly on the temperature of the crude oil and its constituent components. When the temperature of the crude oil reaches a certain level, calcium chloride and magnesium chloride begin to hydrolyze, and as the temperature rises, the electrical conductivity of the crude oil also increases.

Reply #42009-03-02

3.0×10(-13)

Reply #52009-03-28

The conductivity of crude oil is approximately (1~2)×10 to the sixth / ohm·centimeter

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