By modifying a physical property of a solution like its density or viscosity, chemical reactions
can modify and even trigger convective flows. These flows in turn affect the spatiotemporal …

The use of surfactants represents a viable strategy to boost the removal yield of Dense Non-
Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPLs) from groundwater and to shorten the operational timing …

The dissolution of carbon‐dioxide (CO2) in deep saline aquifers is an important trapping
mechanism in carbon storage. This process is triggered by unstable high‐density CO2 front …

After sequestration of CO 2 into subsurface saline aquifer, CO 2 cap forms at the top of a
stratum. As overlaying CO 2 dissolves into brine, precipitation reactions between CO 2 and …

Convection can develop upon dissolution of a given species A in a host phase when
dissolution leads to a buoyantly unstable density stratification. If A reacts with a solute B …

When two partially miscible systems are put in contact, one phase, A, can dissolve into the
other one with a given solubility. Chemical reactions in the host phase can impact this …

When a solute A dissolves in a host phase with a given solubility, the resulting density
stratification is stable towards convection if the density profile increases monotonically along …

Chemically driven convective dissolution can occur upon reaction of a dissolving species in
a host phase when the chemical reaction destabilizes an otherwise stable density …

The effect of different diffusivities on the evolution of buoyancy-driven instability in a reactive-
diffusion system is analyzed. For an instantaneous A+ B→ C chemical reaction in a Hele …

Porous media flows with chemical reaction are common in nature and widely exist in many
scientific and industrial applications. However, due to the complexity of coupled …