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Flow-rate controls on trapped hydrogen redistribution in a heterogeneous sandstone: a synchrotron X-ray micro-CT study
Subsurface hydrogen storage in porous geological formations is a promising strategy for balancing temporal mismatches between renewable energy generation and demand. The viability of large-scale hydrogen storage depends on predicting hydrogen distribution, trapping, and recovery during cyclic inject
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