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spe 122783-ms中文翻译（SPE 122783-ms Chinese Translation） The diffusion of hydrocarbon gases in heavy oils and Bitumens This paper was prepared for the SPE Latin American and Caribbean Petroleum Engineering Conference held in Columbia, Cartagena, from May 31, 2009 to June 3rd. This paper was selected for Planning Committee of the society of Petroleum Engineers presentation and the author submitted the following review of information contained in. The content of this paper has not been reviewed by the petroleum engineering society, nor has it been modified by the author. This material does not represent any views of the petroleum engineering society and the views of its officials or members. Electronic copies, distribution and storage of any part of the paper are prohibited without the written consent of the petroleum engineering society. Published papers are also limited to replication of less than 300 words of abstracts, and illustrations are not allowed to be copied. This abstract must be clearly marked from SPE. abstract Gas hydrocarbon solvents are used more and more in heavy oil recovery because, in some recovery conditions, gas hydrocarbon solvents have many advantages over heating methods. In the recovery process, the injection of the mixed solvent implies a mass transfer process which is affected by the diffusion coefficient. Therefore, the measurement of diffusion coefficients is very important. In that case, however, it poses a great challenge to both experimentation and data analysis. Although diffusion coefficients are important, much effort has been devoted to understanding and calculating the gas-liquid diffusion coefficients. In a recent study, Aconcha Kantzas Guerrero (2008) used the technical analysis, the slope and intercept the diffusion coefficient of heavy oil liquid hydrocarbon succeed in. However, this technique involves knowledge of previous component concentration relationships. Here is a non iterative finite volume method that allows diffusion c