Arno de Klerk

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University of Alberta

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Professor Arno de Klerk is a faculty member at the University of Alberta in Canada. His research primarily focuses on the thermal conversion of bitumen, sustainable transport fuel production, and the refining processes related to coal tar naphtha. He has published several articles examining the impact of various factors on the composition and properties of fuels, including the effects of pressure and water in chemical processes.

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Articles (17)

Fluorescence Spectroscopy Applied to Thermal Conversion of Bitumen

Conversion of Waste to Sustainable Transport Fuel via Fischer–Tropsch Synthesis: Process Modeling and Life Cycle Analysis

Coal Tar Naphtha Refining: Phenol Alkylation with 1-Hexene and the Impact of Pyridine

Sustainable aviation fuel: Impact of alkene concentration on jet fuel thermal oxidative test (JFTOT)

Effect of Pressure on Visbreaking Product Composition and Properties

Role of Water and Kaolinite on the Conversion Rate and Reaction Pathways during Thermal Conversion of α-Methylstyrene at 400 °C

Hydrothermal Treatment of Oilsands Bitumen Froth at 400 °C: Influence of Minerals and Water on Hydrogen Transfer, Cracking, and Addition Reactions

Visbreaking of Bitumen Froth: Influence of Minerals, Water, and Solvent on the Physicochemical Changes in the Bitumen Phase

Persistent Free Radicals in Petroleum

Amorphous Silica-Alumina-Catalyzed Alkene-Aromatic Alkylation of Cracked Naphtha: Cyclopentene Species as Precursors for Catalyst Deactivation

Sustainable aviation fuel: Pathways to fully formulated synthetic jet fuel via Fischer–Tropsch synthesis

Free Radical and Cationic Addition due to Clay Minerals Found in Bitumen Froth at 250 °C Probed with Use of α-Methylstyrene and 1-Octene

Viscosity and Density of Narrow Distillation Cuts from Refined Petroleum- and Synthetic-Derived Distillates in the −60 to +60 °C Range

Viscosity–Temperature Relationship and Binary Viscosity Mixing Rules for Fast Pyrolysis and Hydrothermal Liquefaction Oil Blends

Is Solubility Classification a Meaningful Measure in Thermal Conversion?

Effect of Solvents on Persistent Free Radical Content in the Absence of Reactions

Conversion of waste to sustainable aviation fuel via Fischer–Tropsch synthesis: Front‐end design decisions

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