https://oldena.lpnu.ua/handle/ntb/26918
Title: | The effect of surface tension of dispersion medium on the process of emulsion cooligomerization of С9 fraction |
Authors: | Fuch, Ulyana Subtelnyy, Roman Guminilovych, Liliya Maresh, Zoryana |
Bibliographic description (Ukraine): | The effect of surface tension of dispersion medium on the process of emulsion cooligomerization of С9 fraction / Ulyana Fuch, Roman Subtelnyy, Liliya Guminilovych, Zoryana Maresh // Хімія та хімічні технології : матеріали IІI Міжнародної конференції молодих вчених CCT-2013, 21–23 листопада 2013 року, Україна, Львів / Національний університет "Львівська політехніка". – Львів : Видавництво Львівської політехніки, 2013. – С. 34–35. – (4-й Міжнародний молодіжний фестиваль науки "Litteris et Artibus"). – Bibliography: 5 titles. |
Issue Date: | 2013 |
Publisher: | Видавництво Львівської політехніки |
Keywords: | emulsion cooligomerization critical concentration of micelle formation surface tension cooligomer ethanol heptane |
Abstract: | This publication presents the results of research of emulsion cooligomerization of mixture of unsaturated hydrocarbons of C9 fraction from liquid products after diesel pyrolysis. This mixture of hydrocarbons is a by-product of the olefins production. This is one of the possible options to reduce the process temperature and duration of reaction, and hence energy consumption. The effect of surface tension on the process was investigated. The dependence of then concentration of emulsifier E-30 on the surface tension of different dispersive media is shown. Optimal critical concentration of micelle formation and the best dispersion medium for the process are determined. These results are of practical interest in refining technology of diesel fuel pyrolysis by-products. |
URI: | https://ena.lpnu.ua/handle/ntb/26918 |
Content type: | Article |
Appears in Collections: | Хімія та хімічні технології (CCT-2013). – 2013 р. |
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