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Study of Organic Self-Assembled Nanosystems by Means of High-Frequency ESR/ENDOR: The Case of Oil Asphaltenes
Authors
Gafurov M.
Ganeeva Y.
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Gracheva I.
Mamin G.
Orlinskii S.
Yusupova T.
Publication date
1 January 2018
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Abstract
© 2018, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. An approach to investigate self-assembly of oil disperse systems based on high-field electron nuclear double resonance has been suggested. As exemplified by asphaltenes, the oil components most prone to self-assembly, the formation of planar rather than multilayer structures has been directly evidenced experimentally. The suggested method can be applied to elucidate the self-assembly mechanism in wide range of organic objects
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