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Fig 1.

Various available EOR methods, with their typical percentage incremental recovery [810].

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Fig 2.

Schematic view of an EM-based EOR setup in field level.

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Table 1.

Fluid properties at ambient condition.

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Fig 3.

Schematic illustration of the goniometer, customized for the measurement of interfacial tension and contact angle under electromagnetic waves.

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Fig 4.

Schematic of EM-assisted experimental setup for sandpack flooding.

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Fig 5.

A sample of sandpacked core holder.

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Table 2.

Petrophysical properties of sandpacks at the initial condition.

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Table 3.

Summary of ZnO nanofluid flooding at 95°C, without and with the electromagnetic field.

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Fig 6.

Oil recovery performance and differential pressure of SDBS surfactant flooding as a function of injected PV.

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Fig 7.

Interfacial tension and contact angle measurement for crude oil against brine and 0.025 wt. % SDBS at ambient condition.

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Fig 8.

Cumulative oil recovery.

Recovery performance vs. differential pressure of conventional nano flooding as a function of injected PV for (a) ZnO@500 NF and (b) ZnO@800 NF.

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Fig 9.

Measured interfacial tension and the contact angle of crude oil against ZnO NFs/SDBS at ambient condition, along with the captured images.

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Fig 10.

Oil recovery performance.

Cumulative oil recovery and pressure drop profile as a function of injected PV for EM-assisted nano flooding of (a) ZnO@500 NF and (b) ZnO@800 NF.

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Fig 11.

Effect of electromagnetic waves on interfacial tension and contact angle of crude oil with ZnO NFs/SDBS as the aqueous medium.

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Fig 12.

Schematic representation of deformation of oil drop, surrounded with nanoparticles, by an electric field.

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