Calculate the amount of water, additives and cement to prepare 600 mL of slurry for the following formulation: product A, (Product B) 0.02 gal/sk, (Product C) 0.5 % BWOC, (Product D) 0.2 gals/sk, (Product E) 0.2 gal/sk, at density 15.8 ppg.

Calculate the amount of water, additives and cement to prepare 600 mL of slurry for the following formulation: product A, (Product B) 0.02 gal/sk, (Product C) 0.5 % BWOC, (Product D) 0.2 gals/sk, (Product E) 0.2 gal/sk, at density 15.8 ppg.

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Calculate the amount of water, additives and
cement to prepare 600 mL of slurry for the
following formulation: product A, (Product B)
0.02 gal/sk, (Product C) 0.5 % BWOC, (Product
D) 0.2 gals/sk, (Product E) 0.2 gal/sk, at density
15.8 ppg.

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