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SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition | 2012

Universal Breakers with Broad Polymer Specificity for Use in Alkaline, High-Temperature Fracturing Fluids

Stanley Gunawan; Charles David Armstrong; Qi Qu


Archive | 2008

Alkaline β-mannanase containing compositions useful for the hydrolysis of guar in high pH environments and methods related thereto

Charles David Armstrong


Archive | 2013

Use of hexose oxidases to create hydrogen peroxide in aqueous well treatment fluids

Charles David Armstrong; Qi Qu


Archive | 2012

Well treatment fluids containing an ylide or a vitamin B and methods of using the same

Charles David Armstrong; Stanley Gunawan


Archive | 2015

METHOD OF USING SOPHOROLIPIDS OR MANNOSYLERYTHRITOL LIPIDS AS ACID CORROSION INHIBITORS IN WELL TREATMENT OPERATIONS

Stanley Gunawan; Mark Alan Vorderbruggen; Charles David Armstrong


Archive | 2015

Composition and method for treating subterranean formations using a gel composition containing nanoparticles

Scott Joseph Silveira; Charles David Armstrong


Archive | 2010

Method of using hexose oxidases to create hydrogen peroxide in aqueous well treatment fluids

Charles David Armstrong; Qi Qu


Archive | 2015

METHOD OF USING SOPHOROLIPIDS IN WELL TREATMENT OPERATIONS

Charles David Armstrong; Rupa Venugopal; Qi Qu


Archive | 2015

Antifreeze proteins for use in downhole fluids

Charles David Armstrong; Qi Qu


Archive | 2018

FLAVONOID AND PLANT PHENOLIC ACID ADDITIVES FOR DOWNHOLE FLUIDS

Charles David Armstrong

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