Oil well drilling clay conditioners and method of their preparat

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252 85B, 260124R, C09K 702

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044578539

ABSTRACT:
Improved drilling fluid additives or conditioners are obtained by oxidation of sulfonated lignin-containing materials with manganese dioxide and boron addition either before or after the oxidation step. The resulting manganese-boron lignosulfonates are more thermally stable and they are rheologically suitable as drilling fluid additives. Additional improvements in thermal stability and rheological properties are realized by complexing the manganese-boron lignosulfonates with a heavy metal cation, notably, iron, preferably used as ferrous sulfate.

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