Effect of Cassava Starch and Sodium Carbonate on the Properties of Local Drilling Mud: Beneficiation to Improve the Rheological and Flow Properties of Locally Formulated Mud

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"Effect of Cassava Starch and Sodium Carbonate on the Properties of Local Drilling Mud: Beneficiation to Improve the Rheological and Flow Properties of Locally Formulated Mud"
written by Andrew Odeh, Redemption Edegbe, Eghe Oyedoh,
published by Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, Vol.12 No.1, 2022

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