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Letterboxd — Your life in film

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By Roger Koza Verified, Paulo Rocha Verified
| Letterboxd
Technically speaking, the Portuguese filmmaker’s masterpiece could be described as a biopic of Wenceslau de Moraes, an officer in the Portuguese Navy and, above all else, a writer. The narrative spans forty years of his life, from the moment he leaves Portugal and travels to Macau (China), and then to Tokushima (Japan), where he dies in 1929.
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Effect of atmospheric CO2 increase on phytoplankton pigment production under different stress conditions

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By Paulo Rocha Verified, Sobrino García, Alcaraz Rocha
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Influence of Crude Oil Production Chemicals on the Performance of Commercial Demulsifiers Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By José Da Silva, Paulo Rocha Verified, Marcela R. Ferreira
| ACS Publications
3.1. Preliminary Tests to Determine the Optimal W/O Proportion Since the study focused on oil fields with EOR operations, a high volume of produced water is expected, which increases the likelihood of the formation of w/o emulsions with high water content, especially when heavy crude oil has a high concentration of asphaltenes. Therefore, the aim of the preliminary tests was to determine the emulsion composition with the highest water content while remaining kinetically stable.
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