Chemical reaction simulations are considerably used to quantitatively assess the long-term
geologic carbon sequestration (GCS), such as CO 2 sequestration capacity estimations …

Reactive transport modeling is a process-based approach that accounts for advection,
diffusion, dispersion and a multitude of biogeochemical reactions. The occurrence of these …

Hydraulic fracturing for gas production is now ubiquitous in shale plays, but relatively little is
known about shale-hydraulic fracturing fluid (HFF) reactions within the reservoir. To …

Fluid–mineral and fluid–rock interfaces are key parameters controlling the reactivity and fate
of fluids in reservoir rocks and aquifers. The interface dynamics through space and time …

The roughness of solid surfaces influences mineral dissolution rates by affecting flow and
transport in the near-surface regions and by increasing the surface area available for …

This work comprehensively reviews the equations governing multicomponent flow and
reactive transport in porous media on the pore-scale, mesoscale and continuum scale. For …

The dissolution dynamics of rough channels is a fundamental issue involved in widening
fracture channels (cavity evolution), solution mining, and upscaling of dissolution rate …

Reactive flow through fractures results in dissolution/precipitation of minerals and thus
alteration in fracture apertures/opening, affecting the flow paths in the fracture. Backed by …

Acid fracturing and hydraulic fracturing are two useful methods to improve productivity of
geothermal wells. Compared with hydraulic fracturing, it remains challenging to select and …

Conspectus The reactivity of carbonate and silicate minerals is at the heart of porosity and
pore geometry changes in rocks injected with CO2, which ultimately control the evolution of …