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Effect of alumina and silica nanocomposite based on polyacrylamide on light and heavy oil recovery in presence of formation water using micromodel

Maleki et al., 2024

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Maleki A
Sedaee B
Bahramian A
Gharechelou S
Sarlak N
Mehdizad A
reza Rasaei M
Dehghan A
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Petroleum

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Increasing world request for energy has made oil extraction from reservoirs more desirable. Many novel EOR methods have been proposed and utilized for this purpose. Using nanocomposites in chemical flooding is one of these novel methods. In this study, we …
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