Hydraulic fracturing proppant

An improvement over known hydraulic fracturing fluids. Boundary layer kinetic mixing material is added to components of fracturing fluid wherein kinetic mixing material is a plurality of particles wherein at least 25% of particles are several types， i.e.， having surface characteristics of thin walls， three dimensional wedge-like sharp blades， points， jagged bladelike surfaces， thin blade surfaces， three-dimensional blade shapes that may have shapes similar to a “Y”， “V” or “X” shape or other geometric shape， slightly curved thin walls having a shape similar to an egg shell shape， crushed hollow spheres， sharp bladelike features， 90° corners that are well defined， conglomerated protruding arms in various shapes， such as cylinders， rectangles， Y-shaped particles， X-shaped particles， octagons， pentagon， triangles， and diamonds. The resulting fluid exhibits improved dispersion of additives as well providing stabilization to a hydraulic fracture by reducing incidents of proppant grain column collapse and by reducing proppant flow back.