Searching for a universal scale inhibitor: A multi-scale approach towards inhibitor efficiency
Authors:
- Argyro SpinthakiASArgyro Spinthaki
- Michaela KamaratouMKMichaela Kamaratou
- Georgia SkordalouGSGeorgia Skordalou
- George PetratosGPGeorge Petratos
- Irena PetrouIPIrena Petrou
- Axel TramauxATAxel Tramaux
- Ghislain DavidGDGhislain David
- Konstantinos D. DemadisKDKonstantinos D. Demadis
- 1 January 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Geothermics
- Vol. 89
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