Degradation Mechanism and Performance Evaluation of Composite Chlorine Dioxide Blockage Relieving Agent
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in crude oil extraction channels. This paper introduces the properties of chlorine dioxide and its blockage relieving mechanism, and evaluates
its performance through viscosity reduction experiments, corrosion inhibition tests, clay stability tests, and bactericidal experiments.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/utc.v11i1.262
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