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                 amphiphilic polymer, 108 109  G                          alteration mechanism, 113 118
                 functional groups, 113 114  Gaosheng Oilfield, Gao 23 5 well  concept and definition, 24
                 methacrylate monomer           in, 229, 229f             of cores, 184 191
                   tridecafluoro-octyl ester,  Gas, 50                    on displacement characteristic of
                   100 102                   adsorption, 127                  gas-displacing water, 189t
               spectrogram, 102, 103f          contact angles and surface  effects
              Fluorine amphiphilic block polymer,  energy of gas wetting rocks,  conductivity of rocks, 148 153
                   99 109                       129t                        expansion and dispersion
               performance evaluation          experiment, 128 131            characteristic of clay mineral,
                 analysis of surface wettability,  gas-wetting alteration of  141 148
                   103 108                      substrate, 128 129          gas adsorption capability of
                 capillary rise of fluorine-   quartz sand adsorbing methane  rocks, 122 141
                   containing amphiphilic       experiment, 129 131         on gas/oil distribution and
                   polymer, 108 109            on rock surface, 122           recovery, 184, 185f
                 infrared spectroscopic analysis,  “gas/liquid/solid” system, 6 7, 24  on gas/oil percolation state,
                   100 102                   “gas/water” system, 187          183 184, 184f
                 nuclear magnetic resonance, 102  molecules, 127            on gas/water distribution, 182,
                 XPS, 102 103                permeability, 188                182f
               preparation                     effect of gas wettability on, 188f  on gas/water percolation status,
                 macroinitiator MPEG-Br,   Gas adsorption capability of rocks,  181
                   99 100                       122 141                     imbibition process of rocks,
                 synthesis of fluorine       basic theory, 122 127            153 161
                   amphiphilic                 adsorption capacity and    establishing evaluation method,
                   polymeremulsion, 100         measurement, 122 124          50 58
              Fluoro-mono-methacrylate, 107    adsorption isotherm, 125 126  bubble capture method, 54 58
              Fluoroalkylsilane (FAS), 22      adsorption phenomena and     experimental verification of gas
              Fluorocarbon surfactant, 86 87, 89t  classification, 122        wettability evaluation
               application conditions and      factors affecting adsorption   method, 58
                   influencing factors, 89 93   capacity, 127               sessile drop method, 50 54
                 alcohol effect on gas wettability  Gas adsorption capacity of rocks  of etched glass network models,
                   alteration of rock samples,  experimental studies on, 127 131  175 184
                   92 93                       gas adsorption experiment,  evaluation in single-straight
                 inorganic ions effect on gas   128 131                       capillaries of, 164, 169
                   wettability, 89 91          relationship between surface  evaluation of gas/oil system, 183
                 pH value effect of treatment   wettability and surface free  on fluid distribution, 175
                   solutions on gas wettability,  energy of solids, 127 128  influencing factors, 59 82
                   91 92                     quantum chemistry theory,      measuring matrix effects on gas
                 temperature effect on gas      131 141                       wettability, 74 77
                   wettability, 91         Gas wet(ting), 9, 164            process and essence of gas
               evaluation of gas-wetting     adsorption capacity of molecules  wettability, 59 62
                   alteration effect, 88 89     on gas-wetting model        surface free energy effects on gas
               synthesis, 88                    surfaces, 140 141, 141t       wettability, 62 74
                 intermediate (N-[3-         alteration agent, 128 129      surface roughness effects on gas
                   (dimethylamino)-propyl    alternation technique, 9, 17     wettability, 77 79
                   group] perfluorinated     reversal agent, 52             wetting situation of gas-wetting
                   sulfonyl fluoride), 87 88  rock surfaces, 131              rock sample surfaces, 80 82
              Fluorocarbon-based hydrophobic  rocks models, 134, 134f     inorganic ions effect on, 89 91
                   group, 86                 wetting situation of gas-wetting  Langmuir adsorption isotherm of
              Fluorocarbon-wetting alteration   rock sample surfaces, 80 82   gas mixture on gas wettability
                   agents, 114, 115f           by alcoholic solutions, 81 82  rocks, 125 126
              Fluoropolymers, 19 20, 85 86, 94  by alkane with different carbon  preferential wettability
              Flushing resistance test, 98 99, 99f  chain lengths, 81, 81t  of gas on reservoir rock surface,
              Foam flotation, 5                by NaCl solutions, 80 81, 81t  5 6
              Frontier molecular orbit of models,  Gas wettability, 6, 30, 40, 89, 169  of liquid on solid surface, 1 2
                   115 117, 115f, 116f                                    process and essence, 59 62
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