Performance of a granite-based two-part geopolymer in hydrogen sulfide-rich environments: Implications for sour wells
Authors:
- Seyed Hasan HajiabadiSHSeyed Hasan Hajiabadi
- Mahmoud KhalifehMKMahmoud Khalifeh
- Anna Magdalena StroiszASAnna Magdalena Stroisz
- Marcin Ireneusz DudaMDMarcin Ireneusz Duda
- Gunnar VistnesGVGunnar Vistnes
- Torstein LangeTLTorstein Lange
- Jelena TodorovicJTJelena Todorovic
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Abstract
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- Research Council of Norway (309646)
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