Method for inhibition of carbonate dissolution in the recovery o

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166274, E21B 4322

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ABSTRACT:
Recovery of oil in a subterranean oil-bearing formation comprising injecting a slug of an aqueous solution containing a water-soluble salt comprising sodium oxalate or sodium fluoride, injecting a slug of CO.sub.2 and injecting a driving fluid to displace the oil toward a production well for recovery. The water-soluble salt forms an insoluble precipitate with calcium ions in the formation and preserves more of the injected CO.sub.2 for oil displacement including preventing undesirable changes in formation permeability.

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