DEVELOPMENT INHIBITOR FOR SALTY ACID PROCESSING THE BORE HOLES

  • Qodirov X. E. The Institute of chemical technology
  • Akramov B. Sh. Tashkent state technical university
  • Abdisatdarov A. A. Tashkent state technical university
  • Umedov Sh. X. Tashkent state technical university
  • Nuritdinov J. F. Tashkent state technical university
Keywords: Carbonate rock, inhibitor, anticorrosion activities, corrosion, hydrochloric acid, acrylic emulsion, formaldehyde, bore hole, salts copper

Abstract

In the article are described the protective effect of different corrosion inhibitors. The possibilities of reducing the corrosiveness of hydrochloric acid were studied.

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2016-03-25
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Qodirov X. E., Akramov B. Sh., Abdisatdarov A. A., Umedov Sh. X., & Nuritdinov J. F. (2016). DEVELOPMENT INHIBITOR FOR SALTY ACID PROCESSING THE BORE HOLES. World Science, 1(3(7), 43-44. Retrieved from https://rsglobal.pl/index.php/ws/article/view/987
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Vol 1 No 3(7) (2016): World Science
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