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A First Look at Hydrogen Generation in an Ultramafic Rock with Micro-CT and SEM-BEX
We present a 4D (time-lapse) micro-CT experiment that visualizes gas emergence and growth during water-rock reaction in an ultramafic granular pack at 100$^\circ$C. Repeated scans resolve the onset of gas exsolution after an initial delay, followed by rapid bubble growth, coalescence, and evolving g
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