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Combined effect of porosity and pore-size heterogeneity on Young’s modulus of chemically corroded rocks
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Young’s modulus is a critical parameter for evaluating the stability of rock reservoirs, such as CO₂ geological storage. These reservoirs are exposed to chemically corrosions, which alter the pore structure, particularly porosity and pore size heterogeneity, thereby affecting Young’s modulus. This s
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