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Measurement of bubble point pressure in crude oils using an acoustic wave sensor

Daridon et al., 2016

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5340759073699780682
Author
Daridon J
Orlandi E
Carrier H
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Fluid Phase Equilibria

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An experimental method for the determination of the bubble point pressure of crude oils has been developed using an acoustic wave sensor that consists of a Quartz Crystal Resonator. The basis of the method has been developed and measurements have been carried out with …
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