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FTIR Spectroscopy for Direct Asphaltene Quantification in Argentine Crude Oils
Asphaltenes have long been the subject of extensive research due to their complex structures, variable chemical composition, and strong tendency to aggregate, which is a major cause of pipeline clogging, leading to significant economic losses. In this study, both conventional and unconventional crud
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