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Preparation of stable nickel nanosuspensions and evaluation of their efficiency in enhancing carbondioxide solubility in brine

Nandwani et al., 2025

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14544398048593764112
Author
Nandwani S
Das K
Medhi B
Dutta D
Chakraborty M
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In recent years, there is a surge of interest in harnessing nanoparticles for enhancing mass transfer of CO 2 in water. Utilizing Nickel nanoparticles for enhancing CO 2 solubility in brine and preparing carbonated water for the purpose of addition oil recovery and CO 2 storage …
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