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Felix Feldmann1, Emad W Al-Shalabi2, Aksel Hiorth3

  • 1NORCE Norwegian Research Centre, Stavanger, Norway. felix.feldmann@norceresearch.no.

Scientific reports
|June 6, 2024
PubMed
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优化注射水的盐度通过改变岩石的湿透性来增强油的回收. 这项研究表明,碳酸盐岩类型显著影响表面电荷变化和可湿性,影响石油回收效率.

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