Drill bit and other downhole tools having electro-negative surfa

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175425, E21B 1700

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053300165

ABSTRACT:
Various steel, downhole tools and components of a drill string, including, as examples, a PDC drill bit, a rotary rock bit, a cross-over sub, a stabilizer, a reamer, a hole enlarger and a coring bit, are selectively treated to cause certain of their parts to be electro-negative with respect to steel, and certain other parts to either have the same electro-negativity as steel, or to be treated to be electro-positive with respect to steel.

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