Nicholas Ngie Ann Ling
Nicholas Ngie Ann Ling
Research Associate, The University of Western Australia
Verified email at uwa.edu.au
TitleCited byYear
NMR studies of emulsion microstructure approaching the phase inversion point
NNA Ling, A Haber, EF May, EO Fridjonsson, ML Johns
Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 462, 244-251, 2014
242014
Effect of brine salinity on the stability of hydrate-in-oil dispersions and water-in-oil emulsions
ZM Aman, A Haber, NNA Ling, A Thornton, ML Johns, EF May
Energy & Fuels 29 (12), 7948-7955, 2015
202015
Shear-induced emulsion droplet diffusion studies using NMR
NNA Ling, A Haber, EO Fridjonsson, EF May, ML Johns
Journal of colloid and interface science 464, 229-237, 2016
122016
By-line NMR emulsion droplet sizing
NNA Ling, A Haber, EF May, EO Fridjonsson, ML Johns
Chemical Engineering Science 160, 362-369, 2017
112017
NMR Studies of the Effect of CO2 on Oilfield Emulsion Stability
NNA Ling, A Haber, TJ Hughes, BF Graham, EF May, EO Fridjonsson, ...
Energy & Fuels 30 (7), 5555-5562, 2016
102016
Quantifying the Effect of Salinity on Oilfield Water-in-Oil Emulsion Stability
NNA Ling, A Haber, BF Graham, ZM Aman, EF May, EO Fridjonsson, ...
Energy & fuels 32 (9), 10042-10049, 2018
62018
Quantitative Tortuosity Measurements of Carbonate Rocks Using Pulsed Field Gradient NMR
K Yang, M Li, NNA Ling, EF May, PRJ Connolly, L Esteban, MB Clennell, ...
Transport in Porous Media 130 (3), 847-865, 2019
2019
Emulsion Breakage Mechanism using Pressurised Carbon Dioxide
A Azizi, ZM Aman, EF May, A Haber, NNA Ling, H Husin, ML Johns
Energy & Fuels, 2019
2019
Effect of hydrate anti-agglomerants on water-in-crude oil emulsion stability
A Azizi, ML Johns, ZM Aman, EF May, NNA Ling, H Husin
Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology, 1-10, 2019
2019
Explosive Emulsion Characterisation using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
NE Hayward, NNA Ling, ML Johns
Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics 44 (5), 531-540, 2019
2019
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