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Microstructural Self-Assembly and Dynamic Mechanical Response of Aged and Unaged Asphaltenes within Confined Oil Droplet Geometries
Understanding the microstructural self-assembly and mechanical response of unaged and oxygen-aged asphaltenes within oil droplets is essential for elucidating the stabilization mechanisms of weathered crude oil emulsions generated during oil-spill weathering and remediation. Herein, quantum chemical
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