Integrated Physics-Based Modeling and Microfluidics for Quantifying Multiphase Carbonate Dissolution in Rocks

Jun Young Hwang; S. Michael Yu; Cynthia M. Ross; Ilenia Battiato

doi:10.1039/d5lc00557d

January 1, 2025Lab on a Chip

Integrated Physics-Based Modeling and Microfluidics for Quantifying Multiphase Carbonate Dissolution in Rocks

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Carbonate dissolution dynamics are crucial for energy transition and are significantly complex, impacting rock formations.
The study highlights the role of integrated physics-based modeling alongside microfluidics in this process.
Current analysis involved the interactions of fluids and rocks in the context of varying conditions and multiphase interactions.
Findings may enhance understanding necessary for effective engineering solutions in carbonate formations.

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Integrated modeling shows complex carbonate dissolution dynamics in rocks, indicating its relevance for engineering applications.

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Acid dissolution of carbonate formations is critical to the energy transition and relevant to many engineering applications. The dynamics of the dissolution reaction are complex, strongly depend both on the...

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Hwang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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