Caprocks are impermeable sedimentary formations that overlie prospective geologic CO2 storage reservoirs. As such, caprocks will be relied upon to trap CO2 and prevent vertical fluid migration and leakage. Natural and industrial analogues provide evidence of long-term performance of caprocks in holding buoyant fluids. However, the large volumes of CO2 that
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