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cet-2966	Tengku Mohd, T.A.; Mohd Taib, N.; Adzmi, A.F.; Nik Ab Lah, N.K.I.; Sauki, A.; Jaafar, M.Z.	Evaluation of Polymer Properties for Potential Selection in Enhanced Oil Recovery	2018	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3560	155	50	(a) (b) Figure 5: Effect of polymer viscosity on (a) CaCl2 concentration; (b) MgCl2 concentration Both figures demonstrate all tested polymers becoming less viscous in the presence of divalent ion and increase in divalent ion concentration leads to a greater reduction in viscosity of the polymers except for PP and AG, which exhibit a minimum change in viscosity reduction. In the salinity and divalent test, Ca2+ ion causes a greater reduction of polymer viscosity than Mg2+ followed by Na+.	cache/cet-2966.pdf	txt/cet-2966.txt