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Data for manuscript: Effects of fluid flow and solute transport on anorthite dissolution rates in heterogeneous pore networks
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Abstract
These data present the experimental parameters and measured concentrations from a series of microfluidic experiments quantifying anorthite dissolution rates in variably connected pore networks.
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| Department of Energy - Basic energy sciences | None | None |
| Department of Energy - Basic energy sciences | None | None |
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