Experimental and Theoretical Approach To Determine the Average Asphaltene Structure of a Crude Oil from the Golden Lane (Faja de Oro) of Mexico

The structural parameters and average molecular structures of the asphaltenes obtained from the Aguacate oilfield, located in the Golden Lane of Mexico, have been investigated combining experimenta...

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