Methods of terminating water flow in a subterranean formation

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166293, 405117, 405266, 405270, A47B 4300

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ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to methods of using environmentally friendly cementitious compositions for terminating water flow in a subterranean formation such as in a fresh water zone or water aquifer. Preferred compositions of the present invention include a hydraulic cementitious material such as Portland cement, a viscosifying agent such as bentonite which increases the viscosity of the composition in the presence of water, and a vegetable oil.

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