Aims and Scope
International Journal of Hydrocarbons (IJH) is dedicated to publishing original research and review articles covering a broad spectrum of topics related to hydrocarbons. Key areas include the engineering, chemical, and physical properties of hydrocarbons; the development and application of innovative processes and technologies for hydrocarbon production, utilization, and distribution; environmental management practices related to hydrocarbon extraction; and the utilization of hydrocarbons for energy storage. Furthermore, IJH fosters discussions on the economic, political, and policy dimensions of hydrocarbon usage.
IJH aspires to serve as a global platform for hydrocarbon research, facilitating the exchange of knowledge among scientists and providing policymakers with evidence-based insights to inform decision-making. The journal welcomes submissions of empirical, theoretical, and Artificial Intelligence-driven research articles that incorporate economic, social, and policy perspectives. High-quality review articles that present the current state-of-the-art in the hydrocarbon field are also encouraged, providing researchers with a forum to discuss the broader implications of their findings within the industry context.
- Butane
- Geothermal energy
- Petroleum
- Carbon capture
- Hydrocarbons
- Aliphatic compound
- Solid waste
- Fluid mechanics
- Alkylation
- Production engineering
- Aromatic hydrocarbons
- Mathematical modelling
- Environmental biotechnology
- Petroleum geology
- Biorefinery
- Well logging
- Unsaturated hydrocarbons
- Petroleum hydrocarbons
- Testing and evaluation
- Marine microbiology
- Geoenergy
- Glycol dehydration
- Underground gas storage
- Enhanced oil and gas recovery
- Oil shale technology
- Petroleum geochemistry
- Hydrocarbon degradation
- Hydrocarbon synthesis
- Hydrocarbon production
- Compaction/diagenesis
- Exploration methods
- Production of hydrocarbons
- Hydrocarbon usage
- Hydrocarbons in petroleum
- Hydrocarbon mixtures
- Physicochemical property
- Industrial chemistry
- Engineering chemistry
- Modern liquid chromatography
- Mixed anionic surfactants
- Hazardous materials
- Crude oil
- Chemical properties of petroleum
- Physical properties of petroleum
- Organic geochemistry
- Petroleum refining
- Seawater oil-contamination
- Solubility of hydrocarbons
- Middle distillate aromatic fractions
- Ancient sediments and petroleums
- Petroleum lubricating oils
- Gasolines
- Petroleum refinery
- Chemistry of fossil fuels
- Reservoir fluids
- Crude petroleum
- Chemical engineering
- Energy sources
