ArticleACS omega2026
Study on the Morphological Distribution and Formation Mechanisms of Residual Polymer in Polymer-Containing Wastewater.
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Abstract
Polymer flooding is a crucial enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technique; however, postpolymer flooding, reinjected polymer-laden wastewater tends to trigger filter clogging and near-wellbore region permeability damage due to colloidal aggregation. This study investigates the microscopic morphological characteristics, aggregation mechanisms, and dominant factors of residual polymers through multiscale experiments. The basic properties, dispersion morphology, and stability of residual polymers in produced water were characterized by using iodine-starch colorimetry, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), zeta potential analysis, and dynamic light scattering (DLS). The effects of Na
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