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Multistage separation and molecular composition of interfacial active materials in Bohai heavy oil
HUA Zhao1,2, ZHANG Jian1,2, MA Yanqi3, JING Bo1,2
(1.State Key Laboratory of Offshore Oil Exploitation, Beijing 100028, China;2.CNOOC Research Institute Company Limited, Beijing 100028, China;3.Office of Laboratory Management and Teaching Facilities Development in Renmin University of China, Beijing 100872, China)
Abstract:
Bohai heavy oil was separated into three fractions of φ1-Ⅱ, φ2 -Ⅰand φ2-Ⅱ by hydrated silica gel column with different water content. The interfacial activity of these fractions decreased in the following order:φ1-Ⅱ, φ2-Ⅱ, φ2 -Ⅰ. The interfacial activity of isolated interfacial material is in accordance with the amount of water loaded onto the silica gel. Molecular composition of oil components were characterized by negative ion electrospray ionization (ESI) Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance (FT- ICR) mass spectrometry (MS). It is found that the composition of heteroatoms in oil components is relatively complex. Class species such as N1,N1O1,N1O2,N1O3 ,N1O4,N2,O1,O1S1,O2,O2S1,O3,O3S1,O4,O4S1,O4,O5S1 are identified with high resolution FT- ICR MS. The most interface-active species within Bohai heavy oil are the O1~5S1, N1O3~4 and O5 species, mainly in φ1-Ⅱ; the next are the lower order O2~4 and N1O1~2 species, and the weakest are N1~2 and O1 species, mainly in φ2 -Ⅰ. The O2~4 and N1O1~2 species exist three oil fractions and show significant differences. The O2~4 and N1O1 species with owest carbon number/lower DBE in most interface-active compounds φ1-Ⅱ. While in φ2-Ⅱ, the O2~4 and N1O1 species have lower carbon number ranges but highest DBE, which present similiar characteristic of asphaltenic species. However for N1O2 species in three oil fractions, the carbon number and DBE decrease as the interfacial activity increases.
Key words:  heavy oil  multistage chromatographic separation  interfacial active material  ESI-FT-ICR MS  molecular composition