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Dynamics of a compressible gas injected into a confined porous layer
Underground gas storage is a critical technology in global efforts to mitigate climate change. In particular, hydrogen storage offers a promising solution for integrating renewable energy into the power grid. When injected into the subsurface, hydrogen's low viscosity compared to the resident brine
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