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Journal: Nanomaterials, 2020
Volume: 10
Number: 1579

Article: Design and Tuning of Nanofluids Applied to Chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery Based on the Surfactant–Nanoparticle–Brine Interaction: From Laboratory Experiments to Oil Field Application
Authors: by Carlos A. Franco, Lady J. Giraldo, Carlos H. Candela, Karla M. Bernal, Fabio Villamil, Daniel Montes, Sergio H. Lopera, Camilo A. Franco and Farid B. Cortés
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