SEPARATION OF VANADIUM FROM CRUDE OILS AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BY MEANS OF AQUEOUS SULFONIC ACID SOLUTIONS,

Abstract

The possibility of removing vanadium from crude oils and petroleum products by means of aqueous solutions of n-toluenesulfonic acid, o-sulfonobenzoic acid and sulfanilic acid was demonstrated. It is easier to extract vanadium from crude oils and petroleum products which do not contain a vanadium-porphyrine complex. (Author)

Document Details

• Document Type: Technical Report
• Publication Date: Jan 01, 1966
• Accession Number: AD0633830

Entities

People

• A. V. Kotova
• S. V. Emelyanova

Organizations

• United States Department of the Navy

Tags

DTIC Thesaurus Topics

• Acids
• Aqueous Solutions
• Energy-Generating Resources
• Fossil Fuels
• Materials
• Organic Materials
• Petroleum
• Sulfonic Acids
• Vanadium

Fields of Study

• Chemistry
• Environmental science

Readers

• Analytical Chemistry
• Surface Engineering/Surface Coating Technology.