Prevention and mitigation of paraffin deposition in flowlines and tubing

My first assignment is a proposal of the topic which should capture the following items in a literature review: 1- Introduction/Background: a definition of paraffin and a brief paragraph that sets the scene. 2- Purpose: states why the work has done and why the study is important i.e. the "Problem statement". It should be specified clearly and precisely, and be relevant to the broader subject matter. It should not comment on how the work was done. 3- Objectives: Objectives are what the work attempts to achieve. Typically this would be a list of the major achievements in support of the purpose of the work. 4- Scope: The scope describes the content of the work and as such defines the boundary between what was and what was not done. This should not just be a list of additional tasks that could have been performed in support of the study but should also give some insight into the quality and the depth of tasks that were carried out. 5- Assumption/Inputs: Any relevant assumptions, or "givens", should be recorded with some form of justification. 6- Constraints: any relevant data used, as well as limitations in resources and methods applied, should be listed. 7- Method: Definitions of "how" the execution of the project. 8- Deliverables: the deliverables are directly related to the objectives and should be listed concisely. It is upon these that the success of the study will ultimately be measured. 9- Resources: The resources used to perform the work should be recorded in a consistent manner using the Chicago referencing style. 3 to 5 pages