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Roles of temperature-dependent density and viscosity in non-isothermal fracture flow and transport
Temperature variations change fluid density and viscosity, which can substantially alter flow, solute transport, and heat transfer in rock fractures. Yet many non-isothermal fracture-flow models assume temperature independent properties, leaving the roles of these property variations poorly constrai
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