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

In this brief review, a comprehensive collection of previous studies about geochemistry in
geologic CO2 utilization and storage is presented and discussed to demonstrate the …

A general description of the mathematical and numerical formulations used in modern
numerical reactive transport codes relevant for subsurface environmental simulations is …

Some industrial CO 2 streams stored geologically may contain impurities including SO 2, O
2, and NO X. The impacts of these reactive gases in CO 2–water–rock interactions have …

Leakage of CO 2 or brine coming from CO 2 geological storage sites constitutes a risk for
overlying fresh groundwater resources. One of the main risks is the potential alteration of …

Carbon sequestration in geologic reservoirs is an important approach for mitigating
greenhouse gases emissions to the atmosphere. This study first develops an integrated …

Geological storage of anthropogenic CO 2 captured from large emitters has been identified
and demonstrated on a pilot and commercial scale as a viable means for reducing …

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a promising technology to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions by storing CO 2 in geological formations. Storing less pure CO 2, which has low …

This study developed a multicomponent geochemical model to interpret responses of water
chemistry to introduction of CO2 into six water-rock batches with sedimentary samples …

This paper provides an overview of the existing data and knowledge presented in recent
literature about the potential leaking of CO 2 from the deep subsurface storage reservoirs …