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An upscaled rate law for mineral dissolution in heterogeneous media: The role of time and length scales
Hang Wen,
Li Li
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
Materials Research Institute (MRI)
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
heterogeneous medium
100%
dissolution
59%
timescale
57%
mineral
44%
rate
26%
flow velocity
18%
homogeneous medium
17%
magnesite
16%
permeability
8%
mineral water
8%
water chemistry
6%
low flow
6%
river water
6%
residence time
5%
advection
5%
surface area
5%
quartz
4%
matrix
3%
effect
3%
experiment
2%
Chemical Compounds
Mineral
64%
Dissolution
59%
Length
47%
Heterogeneity
37%
Flow
32%
Time
28%
Velocity
25%
Permeability
15%
Homogenization
11%
Residence Time
10%
Quartz
8%
Carbonate
7%
Rate Constant
6%
Surface Area
6%
Chemistry
5%