Abstract:Chemically
enhanced oil recovery (cEOR) is an expensive endeavor
that yields modest levels of oil recovery. In order to make it economically
viable, an improved understanding of the process is needed. For example,
knowledge of the types of compounds in crude oil that are strongly
bound to reservoir surfaces would facilitate the design of more efficient
cEOR formulations. In this research study, the fractionation step
of the previously published distillation, precipitation, and fractionation
mass spectrometry (… Show more
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