Iron Oxide Nanoparticles Grafted with Sulfonated Copolymers are Stable in Concentrated Brine at Elevated Temperatures and Weakly Adsorb on Silica
Hitesh G. Bagaria(University of Groningen), Keith P. Johnston(The University of Texas at Austin), Bethany M. Neilson(Dow Chemical (India)), Victoria Cheng(The University of Texas at Austin), Susheela Nayak(The University of Texas at Austin), Christopher W. Bielawski(The University of Texas at Austin), Jae Ho Lee(Konkuk University), Zheng Xue(The University of Texas at Austin), Ki Youl Yoon(The University of Texas at Austin), Andrew J. Worthen(The University of Texas at Austin)
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