64 Division Plenary: Imaging of Heavy Hydrocarbon Molecule Structures


Description:
Imaging of petroleum, coal, or other hydrocarbon materials containing more than about 20 carbons

Sponsor:
Fuels and Petrochemicals Division


Chair:
Doug Kushnerick
Senior Scientifc Advisor
ExxonMobil
Corporate Strategic Research
Annandale, NJ
Email: j.douglas.kushnerick@exxonmobil.com

Co-chairs:
Saadet Ulas Acikgoz
R&D Manager
UOP LLC, a Honeywell Company
Process Design Development
Des Plaines, IL
60016
Email: Saadet.Acikgoz@Honeywell.com

Leo Gross
Research Staff Member
Zurich Research Laboratory
Zurich
Email: LGR@zurich.ibm.com


Papers:
64a
Introductory Remarks
64b
Imaging Single Molecules by Scanning Probe Microscopy
Bruno Schuler, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
64c
Non-Contact Atomic Force Microscopy (NC-AFM) Imaging of Model Compound Bispyrene Molecules
Yunlong Zhang, ExxonMobil; Michael R. Harper, ExxonMobil; Doug Kushnerick, ExxonMobil
64d
Molecular Structure of Heavy Oil Revealed - 1
Michael Moir, Chevron Energy Technology Company
64e
Molecular Structure of Heavy Oil Revealed - 2: The Effect of Severe Hydroprocessing
Frans Van den Berg, Independent Consultant
64f
Molecular Structure of Heavy Oil Revealed - 3: High Resolution Atomic Force Microscopy - Perspectives and Examples in Heavy Oil Characterization
Bruno Schuler, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
64g
Molecular Structure of Heavy Oil Revealed - 4: Molecular Structure of Heavy Oil Revealed with Non-Contact Atomic Force Microscopy
Yunlong Zhang, ExxonMobil; Michael R. Harper, ExxonMobil; Doug Kushnerick, ExxonMobil
64h
Atom Explicit Compositional Models of Heavy Oils: Making and Using State-of-the Art Measurements
Michael T. Klein, University of Delaware
64i
Perspectives on Catalyst Design for Complex Feedstocks
Matthew Neurock, University of Minnesota
64j
New Approaches to Big Chemistry: Rapid Screening and Quantification of Complex Hydrocarbon Mixtures
Paul J. Dauenhauer, University of Minnesota; Omar A. Abdelrahman, University of Minnesota
64k
Panel Discussion, Q&A
Abstract Submissions Closed
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