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  1. Hydrogen Interactions in the Subsurface Geological Formations: Molecular and Biogeochemical Perspectives

    … carbon dioxide, methane, heavy alkanes, and brine with different salinity under diverse reservoir thermodynamic considerations. Key interaction properties, including adsorption, Henry coefficients, adsorption energy, fluid distribution, wettability, intercalation, diffusion, and radial …

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