Sentence examples for oil characterised from inspiring English sources

Heavy oils are dense and viscous oil characterised by its asphaltenes content, low API gravity (<22° API) and a viscosity of more than 100 cP (see Fig. 1).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Typical flow and viscous characteristic of heavy and light oil Heavy oils are dense and viscous oil characterised by its asphaltenes content, low API gravity (<22° API) and a viscosity of more than 100 cP (see Fig. 1).

The distribution of C2-alkylbenzoquinoline in Miller oil is characterised by the dominance of a single component (labelled S in Fig. 5c).

The aim of this study is to investigate the production of biodiesel from waste vegetable oil (WVO) characterised by high free fatty acid (FFA) as feedstock with heterogeneous catalysis via transesterification reaction.

Conventional safflower oil is characterised by its relatively high level of linoleic acid content about 70% compared to most other oilseed crops [ 1].

In the present study, the vegetable diet used, based on linseed oil, was characterised by a very low ARA content and poor levels of n-3 LC-PUFA.

Despite some initiatives to train up young players, the country's football association, awash with oil money, remains characterised by cronyism.

Cynara oil profile was characterised in terms of major fatty acids as: 10.7% palmitic, 3.7% stearic, 25.0% oleic and 59.7% linoleic.

Bio-oil was also characterised chemically using FTIR and GC MS method.

The study for Oxford University by King, Oliver Inderwildi and Zoheir Ebrahim, describes the volatility of crude oil prices, which has characterised this commodity market over the last four decades, as "a fundamental barrier to stability and economic growth" around the world.

As there is no clear distinction between heavy crude oils, as they are generally characterised by their poor fluidity due to their high viscosity at reservoir temperatures and low API gravity.