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Wu Chen

  • Senior Scientist, Latus Bio
Houston
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Research on the Emulsion Stability Mechanism of Water Produced from Unconventional Gas Fields Based on Macroscopic Experiments and Microscopic Molecular Dynamics Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Wu Chen, Yiting Luo, Yuansha Xie
| ACS Publications
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! In order to improve the treatment of water produced from gas fields, it is necessary to clarify the main reasons for the emulsion stability of the produced water. In this work, 11 factors were selected, including the standing time, salinity, water-phase pH value, foaming agents in the produced water, corrosion inhibitors, defoamers, etc.
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Enhancing medical student skills in dispute prevention through objective structured clinical examinations: insights from a pilot study

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By Wu Chen, Chang Gung
| Springer
Background In the complex and dynamic landscape of healthcare, preventing medical disputes has become a critical aspect of medical practice. Medical disputes often arise from miscommunication, medical errors, or unmet patient expectations, leading to a breakdown in the doctor-patient relationship and potentially resulting in litigation.
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The impact of family intimacy on college students’ negative emotions—the chain mediating effect of social support and psychological resilience

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By Dongmei Chen, Yanyu Zhu, Ziwei Shang, Wu Chen
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Family intimacy—a core facet of family functioning—has been posited to protect college students from negative emotions, yet the mechanisms remain insufficiently specified. This study tested whether social support and psychological resilience independently and sequentially mediate the association between family intimacy and negative emotions.
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