Scavenging hydrogen sulfide in an oil well

Details Scavenging hydrogen sulfide in an oil well Scavenging hydrogen sulfide in an oil well

1978-04-17

1981-02-24

Guynn, Herbert B.

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Leather or fur treating

175 64, 210749, 252 85A, 252 85M, 252 855E, 252389R, C09K 702, C23F 1110

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active

042526558

ABSTRACT:
Fluids for drilling, completing or servicing wells are treated for the removal or inactivation of hydrogen sulfide contamination by the addition of at least one organic zinc chelate.

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