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Attorney: Graham; R. L., Hunt; J. F.


Number of patents: 4
Last date: October 23, 1990

NumberTitleIssue Date
4964466Hydraulic fracturing with chlorine dioxide cleanup
A method of fracturing a subterranean formation involving the use of crosslinked gels to form a fracture and deposit particulate proppant therein followed by the introduction of dilute aqueous solutions of chlorine dioxide in the propped fracture to degra...
10/23/1990
4941917Process for recovery of precious metals from carbonaceous ores using chlorine dioxide
Carbonaceous ore containing a precious metal (gold) is treated with an aqueous solution of chlorine dioxide to enhance the recovery of the precious metal....
07/17/1990
4931164Antifoulant additive for light end hydrocarbons
Low temperature asphaltene fouling is inhibited in highly paraffinic crude oil, liquified hydrocarbon gases (e.g. LPG, condensates) and blends thereof by the incorporation of an inhibiting amount of an oil soluble overbased magnesium sulfonate....
06/05/1990
4918123Inverse emulsion process for preparing hydrophobe-containing polymers
High solids content, high molecular weight hydrophobe-containing cationic polymer products are prepared by an inverse (water-in-oil) emulsion process wherein the hydrophobic monomer is in the water phase. The resultant polymers have increased activity in ...
04/17/1990
 
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