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Pressure solution

Coupled semi‐analytical approach of CO2 injection induced caprock deflection

Calcarenite as a possible host rock for CO2 sequestration

Coupled semi-analytical solution for CO2 injection-induced surface uplift and caprock deflection

Constitutive analysis of the mechanical anisotropy of Opalinus Clay

Utilization of Silicate Minerals for pH Control during In Situ Bioremediation of Chlorinated Solvents

Utilization of silicate minerals for pH control during in situ bioremediation of chlorinated solvent

Anisotropic mechanical response of a shale

Anisotropic features of the mechanical behaviour of Opalinus clay

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Coupled semi‐analytical approach of CO2 injection induced caprock deflection

Anisotropic features of the mechanical behaviour of Opalinus clay

Constitutive analysis of the mechanical anisotropy of Opalinus Clay

Calcarenite as a possible host rock for CO2 sequestration

Anisotropic mechanical response of a shale

Coupled semi-analytical solution for CO2 injection-induced surface uplift and caprock deflection

Utilization of silicate minerals for pH control during in situ bioremediation of chlorinated solvent

Utilization of Silicate Minerals for pH Control during In Situ Bioremediation of Chlorinated Solvents