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Imaging spontaneous imbibition in full Darcy‐scale samples at pore‐scale resolution by fast X‐ray tomography

Bartels et al., 2019

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6634841236775779881
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Bartels W
Rücker M
Boone M
Bultreys T
Mahani H
Berg S
Hassanizadeh S
Cnudde V
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Water Resources Research

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Spontaneous imbibition is a process occurring in a porous medium which describes wetting phase replacing nonwetting phase spontaneously due to capillary forces. This process is conventionally investigated by standardized, well‐established spontaneous imbibition tests …
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