Preparation of a Hydrophobic-Associating Polymer with Ultra-High Salt Resistance Using Synergistic Effect.

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2019
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Abstract
Polymer, SRP-2-1, was synthesized by micellar polymerization and characterized by ¹H NMR. Salt tolerance and viscoelasticity tests verified that the salt resistance of SRP-2-1 was promoted by the synergistic effects of oxyethylene groups, sulfonate, and hydrophobic chains. It is suggested that the structure of SRP-2-1 became more compact with increasing salinity. Furthermore, a mechanism is proposed as to why SRP-2-1 solution has excellent salt-resistance properties. The experimental results indicate that, because of the good shear resistance properties, the polymer SRP-2-1 could be used as an alternative in many fields, for instance in fracturing fluids, enhanced oil recovery, and sewage treatment.
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Authors Zhang, Yang;Mao, Jincheng;Zhao, Jinzhou;Yang, Xiaojiang;Xu, Tao;Lin, Chong;Mao, Jinhua;Tan, Hongzhong;Zhang, Zhaoyang;Yang, Bo;Ma, Shaoyun;
Journal Polymers
Year 2019
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E626
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