2020
DOI: 10.1306/02282019156
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Integrated reservoir characterization of enhanced oil recovery targets in mature basins: An example from the Tar Springs Formation, Rock Hill field, Illinois Basin, United States

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“…The fractionation part of the DPF MS method , was utilized in this research study to better understand the types of compounds in crude oil that bind strongly to mineral surfaces. Kaolinite was selected as a prototypical clay mineral because it is one of the most commonly found minerals present in oil-producing reservoirs. , Compounds bound to kaolinite were compared to those that do not. This was accomplished by mixing crude oil with kaolinite and centrifuging the mixture to generate the nonbound and the strongly bound oil components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The fractionation part of the DPF MS method , was utilized in this research study to better understand the types of compounds in crude oil that bind strongly to mineral surfaces. Kaolinite was selected as a prototypical clay mineral because it is one of the most commonly found minerals present in oil-producing reservoirs. , Compounds bound to kaolinite were compared to those that do not. This was accomplished by mixing crude oil with kaolinite and centrifuging the mixture to generate the nonbound and the strongly bound oil components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kaolinite was selected as a prototypical clay mineral because it is one of the most commonly found minerals present in oilproducing reservoirs. 26,27 Compounds bound to kaolinite were compared to those that do not. This was accomplished by mixing crude oil with kaolinite and centrifuging the mixture to generate the nonbound and the strongly bound oil components.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%