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Experimental study on nonmonotonicity of Capillary Desaturation Curves in a 2‐D pore network
Abstract Immiscible displacement in porous media is important in many applications such as soil remediation and enhanced oil recovery. When gravitational forces are negligible, two‐phase immiscible displacement at the pore level is controlled by capillary and viscous forces whose relative importance
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