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Geofluids, 2020 This study experimentally investigated the self-healing behavior, referring to the naturally occurring water permeability decrease, of fractured rocks exposed to water-CO2-rock interaction (WCRI). The experiment was conducted on prefractured specimens of
Jinfeng Ju, Quansheng Li, Jialin Xu
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Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems, 2008 Low‐temperature alteration products in gabbros from the ocean floor have significant implications for incipient processes of seawater‐rock interaction and exhumation tectonics of the lower‐crustal rocks.
Toshio Nozaka +2 more
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Diffusion of organic anions in clay-rich media: Retardation and effect of anion exclusion.
Chemosphere, 2018 The transport of emerging organic contaminants through the geosphere is often an environmental issue. The sorption of organic compounds slows their transport in soils and porous rocks and retardation is often assessed by extrapolation of batch ...
R. Dagnelie +6 more
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Mineralogical Evolution of Magnetic Rhodic Oxisols under Different Lithological Influences in Brazil
Revista Brasileira de Ciência do SoloFerrimagnetic Fe-oxides are important soil components, which are present in most of the agricultural soils of Brazil. Distinction, origin, and assessment of the influence of these minerals on magnetism and geochemistry is a challenge for mineralogists ...
Luiz Aníbal Silva Filho +6 more
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Assessing Chemo-mechanical Behavior Induced by CO2-Water-rock Interactions in Clay-rich Fault Gouges
Procedia Earth and Planetary Science, 2017 Ensuring sealing integrity is key for long-term (>10 000 years) storage of CO2. Fault reactivation and leakage can potentially be impacted by (often slow) CO2-water-rock interactions. We used the predictive power of geochemical modelling coupled to mechanical experiments on simulated fault gouge material to study the impact of long-term CO2-water-rock ...
Bakker, Elisenda +2 more
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Clay mineral diversity and abundance in sedimentary rocks of Gale crater, Mars
Science Advances, 2018 Clay minerals found in Gale crater, Mars, record surficial chemical weathering and changing conditions in an ancient lake. Clay minerals provide indicators of the evolution of aqueous conditions and possible habitats for life on ancient Mars. Analyses by
T. Bristow +25 more
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, 2020 Understanding mudstone depositional processes, including both traction transport and dynamic mechanisms, requires a re‐assessment of how these processes relate to the accumulation and preservation of organic carbon in fine‐grained successions.
Emma L. Percy, P. Pedersen
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Induced polarization of volcanic rocks. 3. Imaging clay cap properties in geothermal fields
Geophysical Journal International, 2019 Smectite-rich clay caps form permeability seals in geothermal systems. The presence of smec-tite is also responsible for a strong surface (interfacial) electrical conductivity and polarization due to their electrical double layer properties. We developed
A. Revil +6 more
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Vulkanisme kompleks Gunung Patiayam di Kecamatan Jekulo, Kabupaten Kudus, Provinsi Jawa Tengah
Indonesian Journal on Geoscience, 2014 http://dx.doi.org/10.17014/ijog.vol3no2.20082The Mount Patiayam Complex was interpreted by previous researchers as “Patiayam Dome”. That was reasoned by dips following its slope directions.
Sri Mulyaningsih +4 more
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Fluid‐Rock Interactions in Clay‐Rich Seals: Impact on Transport and Mechanical Properties
, 2018 Fluid‐rock interaction in low‐permeable clay‐rich seal units is an important topic for the evaluation of the long‐term seal integrity during geological storage of CO2. In low‐permeable sealing units, the diffusion of CO2 into the matrix is a slow process, and studies of CO2‐initiated fluid‐rock interaction in seals are challenging.
Skurtveit, Elin +2 more
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