Cover image by Bo Wang on pages 95-106. The image illustrates physical and chemical coupling during CO2 fracturing in dense reservoirs. The aqueous solution of CO2 dissolves minerals in the rock, forming dissolution pores and micro-fractures. CO2 fracturing creates a complex and deep fracture network. These effects explain enhanced production by CO2 pre-fracturing during dense reservoir stimulation.
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Guokai Zhao, Yintong Guo, Chunhe Yang, Xin Chang, Xinao Zhang
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91-94
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Hang Zhou, Tingwei Yan, Japan Trivedi, Bo Wang, Fujian Zhou
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95-106
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Xinran Yu, Haixin Dong, Yuxing Li, Cuiwei Liu, Linyang Zhang, Zhangxing Chen
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107-120
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Huan Li, Qinhong Hu, Rukai Zhu, Bo Liu, Achyut Mishra, Eric O. Ansah
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121-134
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Haifeng Yan, Tingqiang Zhou, Xiaoyi Zhou, Xuyang Liu, Xin Tang
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135-148
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Wei Li, Lei Liu, Yue Dali, Jian Gao, Shanyan Zhang, Luca Colombera
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149-161
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Jinbao Liu, Danting Xiao, Jia Li, Linsong Cheng, Han Wang, Jianchao Cai
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162-175
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Shang Xu, Dong Yang, Bingchang Liu, Cunqi Jia, Yuanyin Zhang
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176-178
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