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Journal of Industrial and Environmental Chemistry | Volume 2

December 06 -07, 2018 | Dubai, UAE

Pet roleum Engineer ing, Oil and Gas

International Conference on

Joint Event

A novel thermochemical model for nano materials and its applications in the petroleum industry

M R Islam

Emertec R&D Ltd., Canada

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nformation age marks revolutionary changes in all aspects,

but most notably in the domain of nanotechnology. The

technological revolution involves Nano materials, engineered

or otherwise, that have great mechanical stability, high thermal

conductivity, large current carrying ability, and tremendous

flexibility in termsof compatibilitywithothermaterials. Because

all mathematical models of Nano materials use the same

theories (ranging from sub-atomic tomacro- throughmolecular

scale), conflicting predictions of macroscopic properties of

Nano materials emerge. These contradictions have been dealt

with dogmatic alterations of the governing equations, often

with problematic scientific explanation. However, in this paper

such contradictions are erased by starting with theories that

do not invoke spurious assumptions. Spurious assumptions

are removed at a fundamental level, thereby making atomic

structure models consistent with macroscopic models. An

immediate outcome of this approach is the elimination of two

different governing equations for mass and energy balance.

Consequently, there is no longer a requirement to characterize

forces as gravitational, electromagnetic, and nuclear. Also

renderedredundant are theconceptsofmolecular forces, lattice

energy and its relations to properties of solid, dipole-dipole

forces, London dispersion forces, van der Waal’s forces, bonds,

and others. By using a consistent model throughout, the need

to have these notions as well as quantummechanical narration

through perturbation theory, super molecular modeling and

others is avoided. The resulting model describes properties of

bothconventionalmetals andothers, including semiconductors.

Because the entirememory of amaterial is considered distinctly

different features emerge for materials subject to Nano-

engineering. The model is useful for material characterization

as well as for evaluating long-term sustainability. This

fundamental modeling approach on technology development

leads to the development of an array of new technologies

that can have great impacts in the future. These technologies

are sustainable and serve as a basis of sustainable oil and

gas development. This model provides one with a guideline

to study long-term sustainability of novel materials, thereby

enacting a protocol for developing sustainable Nano materials.

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president@emertec.ca

Oil & Gas 2018 &

Petroleum Engineering 2018, Volume 2

DOI: 10.4066/2591-7331-C2-006