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Dissolution-induced mode transition of crack propagation in carbonate rocks: From brittle fracture to diffuse damage
In chemically reactive environments, the mechanical integrity of geomaterials is fundamentally compromised by solid matrix dissolution. In this study, we propose a fully coupled chemo-mechanical phase-field framework to capture the dynamic interplay between mineral dissolution and fracture propagati
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