Abstract
The results of thermographic studies of the deasphalted oil obtained by deasphalting West Siberian oil tar with butane with the addition of zinc, nickel, and ferrous iron 2-ethylhexanoates, as well as without additives, are presented. The effect of metal-containing additives on the process of weight loss and the change in the magnitude of heat fluxes during thermal exposure has been established. The effect on the weight loss of samples of deasphalted oil containing salts of ferrous iron, with increasing temperature, differs significantly from the effect of such additives as zinc and nickel salts.
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