Chapter 1
Chapter 4 discusses clay wettability, zeta potential characterization and
effects of clay on emulsion stability.
Chapter 5 presents the methods and procedures that are focused on the
brine in diluted bitumen emulsions with demulsifier, silicate and pH control.
Chapter 6 is devoted to the conclusions of current work and some
recommendations for future work.
1.3. Reference
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[3] J. Masliyah, Z. J. Zhou, Z. Xu, J. Czarnecki, H. Hamza, Understanding
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[4] G. Cymerman, P. Dougan, T. Tran, J. Lorenz, C. Mayr, Staged settling
process for removing water solids from oils and extraction froth, US Patent,
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