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Spontaneous Imbibition and Imbibition Oil Recovery in Tight Rocks
2017Advances in the development of unconventional resources have led to a surge in North American oil production. For example, tight oil production has pushed the U.S. crude supply to over 9% of world total production. Therefore, petrophysical characterization of such low-permeability rocks, has become increasingly important for petroleum engineers ...
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Imbibition of Solids in Nanopillar Arrays
Physical Review Letters, 2011The imbibition of a solid island on a substrate with a square array of pillars is studied by means of kinetic Monte Carlo simulations. Imbibition is found to occur via an intermediate state where an island sits on the film. Two dynamical regimes are identified depending on the geometry of the substrate: a stochastic regime, where the dynamics are ...
Philippe, Gaillard +2 more
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Journal of Plant Physiology, 1988
Summary Imbibitional chilling damage was frequently observed in air-dry pollen from different plant species, although partial resistance did occur. Damage included excessive leakage of endogenous soluble components into the in vitro medium and loss of vitality. Prehydration in humid air largely prevented the leakage of K + and NAD + .
Hoekstra, F.A., van der Wal, E.G.
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Summary Imbibitional chilling damage was frequently observed in air-dry pollen from different plant species, although partial resistance did occur. Damage included excessive leakage of endogenous soluble components into the in vitro medium and loss of vitality. Prehydration in humid air largely prevented the leakage of K + and NAD + .
Hoekstra, F.A., van der Wal, E.G.
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Biology of the stage of plasmatic imbibition
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1971Summary A possible biological conception of the stage of plasmatic imbibition is given. Three processes sharing in the existence and duration of the stage of plasmatic imbibition are described. The participation of these processes in four possible biological combinations in free skin transplantations is considered.
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International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, 2011
Jeffrey M. Aristoff +2 more
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