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Recovery rates of fracturing fluids and provenance of produced water from hydraulic fracturing of Silurian Qusaiba hot shale, northern Saudi Arabia, with implications …

Birkle, 2016

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6468664171662900125
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Birkle P
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AAPG Bulletin

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Geochemical fingerprinting of produced water from hydraulic fracturing projects is an essential tool to trace their provenance during the postfracturing period, to quantify recovery rates and volumes of fracturing fluids, and to visualize the geodynamic structure of natural or …
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