Compositional Modeling for Optimum Design of Water-Alternating CO<sub>2</sub>-LPG EOR under Complicated Wettability Conditions

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<div>Oil recovery factors with LPG mole fraction of injection gas for different wettability conditions (composition of LPG: propane 63%, butane 37%).</div>

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Figure 5: Compositional Modeling for Optimum Design of Water-Alternating CO<sub>2</sub>-LPG EOR under Complicated Wettability Conditions 

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Compositional Modeling for Optimum Design of Water-Alternating CO2-LPG EOR under Complicated Wettability Conditions

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Compositional Modeling for Optimum Design of Water-Alternating CO₂-LPG EOR under Complicated Wettability Conditions