Who can provide a detailed explanation of the mechanisms by which asphaltenes and resins cause emulsification of the oil produced in hydrocracking?

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Asphaltenes and resins have high polarity and strong hydrophilicity. Could someone explain in detail how asphaltenes and resins lead to the emulsification of oil? It would be even better if you could send some relevant materials; I’d be extremely grateful!

Reply #22011-05-11

I also want to know to what extent asphaltenes affect hydrocracking refining catalysts – whether it is a temporary effect due to carbon deposition or permanent poisoning caused by metal deposition

Reply #32011-05-17

Does no one know the impact of asphaltenes on hydrocracking catalysts?

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