CO2 soluble surfactants for carbon storage in carbonate saline aquifers with achievable injectivity: Implications from the continuous CO2 injection study
Authors:
- Qianhui WuQWQianhui Wu
- Lei DingLDLei Ding
- Lun ZhaoLZLun Zhao
- Almohannad A. AlhashboulAAAlmohannad A. Alhashboul
- Muhammad M. AlmajidMAMuhammad M. Almajid
- Pramod PatilPPPramod Patil
- Wenqi ZhaoWZWenqi Zhao
- Zifei FanZFZifei Fan
Abstract
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Funding Information
- China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2023M743890)
- PetroChina
- Saudi Aramco
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