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A high-pressure−high-temperature experimental facility, equipped with a capillary tube viscometer, has been employed to measure the viscosity and density of two gas condensate samples at (323, 373, and 423) K and pressures up to 140 MPa. The stabilized condensate has been fractionated to single carbon number (SCN) cuts by true-boiling-point (TBP) distillation, and the molecular weight and density of the fractions are reported.
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