Crushed Quartz Core Adsorption

The crushed core
sample comprising quartz and minute traces of clay minerals (muscovite,
illite, and kaolinite) served as the adsorbent. In preparing the adsorbent,
the core was pulverized into a particle size range of 150–170
μm determined using a standard sieve.

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Obuebite A.A., Okwonna O.O., Eke W.I, & Akaranta O. (2024). Orange Mesocarp Extract as a Natural Surfactant: Impact on Fluid–Fluid and Fluid–Rock Interactions during Chemical Flooding. ACS Omega, 9(4), 4263-4276.

Publication 2024

Corresponding Organization : Niger Delta University

Other organizations : University of Port Harcourt

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Particle size range of the crushed core sample (150–170 μm)

dependent variables

Not explicitly mentioned

control variables

Composition of the crushed core sample (quartz and minute traces of clay minerals: muscovite, illite, and kaolinite)

controls

No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned in the given information.

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