Multiphase flow and reactive transport are two essential physicochemical processes that
govern the effectiveness of geological carbon sequestration (GCS). The interaction and …

CO 2 geo-sequestration is a promising technology to permanently store CO 2 in geological
formations to control the atmospheric carbon footprint. In addition, CO 2 is frequently utilized …

This study evaluated the adsorption of five volatile organic compounds (VOCs) on Opoka,
precipitated silica, and palygorskite, to elucidate the effect of their pore size on VOCs …

Carbondioxide injection into geological formations is a promising method of optimizing
hydrocarbon recovery, as well as improving CO 2 geo-storage security. However, the …

CO2 and CH4 wettabilities of organic-rich shale are important physicochemical parameters
that significantly influence CO2 sequestration and CH4 production. However, there is a …

Rock wettability at prevailing subsurface conditions plays an important role in the fate of
injected CO 2 in terms of the trapping capacity and containment security. While several …

Wettability of CO 2/brine/mineral systems plays a significant role in the underground
geological storage of CO 2 as it governs the fluid flow and distribution mechanism within the …

With increasing anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide (CO 2) in the environment,
various techniques have been proposed to safely store the generated CO 2. Geological …

Functional groups on silica surfaces under CO2 sequestration conditions are complex due
to reactions among supercritical CO2, brine and silica. Molecular dynamics simulations have …

Wettability of alkylated quartz surfaces is of primary importance in several technological
applications, including the development of oil and gas reservoirs and carbon geo …