Interfacial Tension Reduction
Interfacial Tension Reduction is a physicochemical phenomenon in enhanced oil recovery characterized by the decrease in molecular cohesive forces at the boundary between immiscible fluids, primarily induced by surfactant or chemical additives to improve displacement efficiency.
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