Carbon Dioxide Miscibility is a thermodynamic condition in enhanced oil recovery processes where carbon dioxide mixes completely with crude oil at reservoir conditions, eliminating interfacial tension and forming a single phase due to sufficient pressure and temperature achieving miscibility.
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Use of Carbon Dioxide in Enhanced Oil Recovery
Franklin M. Orr, J.J. Taber · Science · 1984 · 304 citations
Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Enhanced Oil Recovery +12
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