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mal history. The results are presented in Fig. 5. Open squares and
filled circles denote the same data as in Fig. 4. In this case a me-
tastable (transient) state in oil, subjected to pre-heating above
28
o
C is distinguished by a persistent decrease of dynamic viscosity.
In viscosity measurements we have never observed relaxation of
the oil from a metastable state (2) to a low temperature “equilib-
rium’ state (2), probably due to a comparatively smaller number of
experiments.
Fig. 4. Effects of deposition temperature
and of the thermal history of asphaltene-
rich model oil on the mass of deposits at
steel samples. Open squares – data for the
oil never heated above 28
o
C. Filled
circles – data for the oil at least once pre-
heated to 28
o
C, or to higher temperatures
(note bifurcation of low-temperature depos-
its in this data set).
Fig. 5. Effects of deposition temperature and of
the thermal history of asphaltene-rich model oil on
its dynamic viscosity. Open squares – data for the
oil never heated above 28
o
C. Filled circles – data
for the oil at least once pre-heated to 28
o
C, or to
igher temperatures. h
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