Gabriela Sánchez-Reyna

Mexican Institute of Petroleum — Mexico

Earth and Planetary Sciences · Physical Sciences

17h-index704citations26works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols(10), Vehicle emissions and performance(7), Air Quality and Health Impacts(6), Petroleum Processing and Analysis(6), Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics(5)

Publications26 total

Volatile Organic Compounds and Carbonyls Pollution in Mexico City and an Urban Industrialized Area of Central Mexico
Aerosol and Air Quality Research·2022· 26 citedOpen Access
Evaluation of mixing rules to predict viscosity of petrodiesel and biodiesel blends
Fuel·2020· 27 cited
Influence of gasoline olefin and aromatic content on exhaust emissions of 15% ethanol blends
Fuel·2020· 32 cited
Comparison of mixing rules based on binary interaction parameters for calculating viscosity of crude oil blends
Fuel·2019· 31 cited
Assessment of the use of ethanol instead of MTBE as an oxygenated compound in Mexican regular gasoline: combustion behavior and emissions
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2018· 7 cited
Fluorescence characteristics in the deep waters of South Gulf of México
Marine Pollution Bulletin·2017· 5 cited
Comparison of performance and emissions for gasoline-oxygenated blends up to 20 percent oxygen and implications for combustion on a spark-ignited engine
Fuel·2017· 38 cited
Long-term effects of discharges of produced water the marine environment from petroleum-related activities at Sonda de Campeche, Gulf of México
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2015· 29 cited
Ecological and human risk assessment of long-term produced water discharge to the ocean at the Sonda de Campeche, Gulf of México
Environmental Earth Sciences·2015· 6 cited
Calculating the Viscosity of Crude Oil Blends by Binary Interaction Parameters Using Literature Data
Petroleum Science and Technology·2015· 17 cited
Comparison of correlations based on API gravity for predicting viscosity of crude oils
Fuel·2014· 49 cited
Application of the positive matrix factorization approach to identify heavy metal sources in sediments. A case study on the Mexican Pacific Coast
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2013· 34 cited
Preface to the special issue “Environmental modeling of catalytic reactions in the oil refining industry”
Fuel·2011
Chemical composition of fine particles in Mexico City during 2003–2004
Atmospheric Pollution Research·2011· 34 citedOpen Access
Air quality assessment in a highly industrialized area of Mexico: Concentrations and sources of volatile organic compounds
Fuel·2011· 29 cited
Testing various mixing rules for calculation of viscosity of petroleum blends
Fuel·2011· 154 cited
Particulate Air Pollution in Mexico City: A Detailed View
Aerosol and Air Quality Research·2010· 51 citedOpen Access
Comparison of correlations to predict hydrotreating product properties during hydrotreating of heavy oils
Catalysis Today·2009
Can topological indices be used to predict gas-phase rate coefficients of importance to tropospheric chemistry? Reactions of alkenes with OH, NO3 and O3
Chemosphere·2006· 19 cited
Can topological indices be used to predict gas-phase rate coefficients of importance to tropospheric chemistry? Free radical abstraction reactions of alkanes
Atmospheric Environment·2006· 20 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

C. González‐Macías(10), Jorge Ancheyta(7), Dudley E. Shallcross(7), I. Schifter(7), Carl J. Percival(5), Elizabeth Vega(4), L. Salazar‐Coria(4), Diego López-Veneroni(3), Asan Bacak(3), Max W. Bardwell(3), M. Teresa Raventós(3), Luis A. Díaz(3), C. González‐Lozano(3), Guillermo Centeno(2), Hugo Ruiz(2), G. Sosa(2), Judith C. Chow(2), John G. Watson(2), Isidro Mejía‐Centeno(2), Eugenio González-Ávalos(2)