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Surfactant Based Mobility Control: Progress In Miscible Flood Enhanced Oil Recovery
Surfactant Based Mobility Control: Progress In Miscible Flood Enhanced Oil Recovery

By Larry W Lake, Richard D. Smith, D. A. Edwards, Stig E. Friberg, H. C. Chang, Duane H. Smith, John T. Patton, Clarence A. Miller, Shih-Hsien Chang, John K. Borchardt, John F. Scamehorn, Jeffrey H. Harwell, John P. Heller, Curtis M. Elsik, John C. Slattery, Gaspar Gonzalez, Hae-Ok Lee, M. E. Paulaitis, John L. Fulton, D. T. Wasan, D. D. Huang, RAYMOND W. FLUMERFELT, J. R. DiAndreth, Zhuning Ma, Parthasakha Neogi, A. D. Nikolov, D. B. Bright, M. K. Dickson, S. L. Wellington, Jeffrey J. Lopata, A. M. Travalloni Louvisse, Arthur I. Shirley, J. Ratulowski, John Prieditis, T. W. Patzek, H. J. Vinegar, E. L. Claridge, B. M. Lescure, M. W. Wang, Stanford T. Holbrook, T. R. French

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Content: Promise and problems of miscible-flood enhanced oil recovery : the need for surfactant-based sweep and mobility control / Duane H. Smith -- Stability of miscible displacements / Shih-Hsien...

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Surfactant-Based Mobility Control : Progress In Miscible-Flood Enhanced Oil Recovery : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Colloid And Surface Chemistry Of The American Chemical Society At The 61st Annual Colloid And Surface Science Symposium, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 22-24, 1987
Surfactant-Based Mobility Control : Progress In Miscible-Flood Enhanced Oil Recovery : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Colloid And Surface Chemistry Of The American Chemical Society At The 61st Annual Colloid And Surface Science Symposium, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 22-24, 1987

By Larry W Lake, Richard D. Smith, D. A. Edwards, Stig E. Friberg, H. C. Chang, Duane H. Smith, John T. Patton, Clarence A. Miller, Shih-Hsien Chang, John K. Borchardt, John F. Scamehorn, Jeffrey H. Harwell, John P. Heller, Curtis M. Elsik, John C. Slattery, Gaspar Gonzalez, Hae-Ok Lee, M. E. Paulaitis, John L. Fulton, D. T. Wasan, D. D. Huang, RAYMOND W. FLUMERFELT, J. R. DiAndreth, Zhuning Ma, Parthasakha Neogi, A. D. Nikolov, D. B. Bright, M. K. Dickson, S. L. Wellington, Jeffrey J. Lopata, A. M. Travalloni Louvisse, Arthur I. Shirley, J. Ratulowski, John Prieditis, T. W. Patzek, H. J. Vinegar, E. L. Claridge, B. M. Lescure, M. W. Wang, Stanford T. Holbrook, T. R. French

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Content: Promise and problems of miscible-flood enhanced oil recovery : the need for surfactant-based sweep and mobility control / Duane H. Smith -- Stability of miscible displacements / Shih-Hsien...

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