Geophysics provides a multidimensional suite of investigative methods that are transforming
our ability to see into the very fabric of the subsurface environment, and monitor the …

Pore network models have been applied widely for simulating a variety of different physical
and chemical processes, including phase exchange, non-Newtonian displacement, non …

Analytical chemistry is powerful in analyzing complex mixtures of crude oil and brine
subsurfaces on the basis of atomic and molecular levels. Geochemistry applies chemical …

Due to the formational environment and climatic variability, granite residual soils with grain-
size distribution ranging from gravel to clay undergo multiple drying–wetting cycles. The …

Soil moisture refers to the water present in the uppermost part of a field soil and is a state
variable controlling a wide array of ecological, hydrological, geotechnical, and …

Shale oil/gas is a crucial development in the exploitation of unconventional reservoirs.
However, owing to the small pore size and complicated structure, finding an inexpensive …

There is a growing interest in characterizing the pore structure of reservoir rocks using the
low field nuclear magnetic resonance technique. The transverse surface relaxivity is widely …

Solvent relaxation nuclear magnetic resonance has been widely used to study the
interactions of polymers and surfactants with nanoparticles, an important area of research for …

Nowadays, artificial ground freezing (AGF) is widely used in the construction of underground
spaces in soft soil areas. Most of the existing studies are focused on micro and macro …

Different cyclodextrin-calixarene nanosponges (CyCaNSs) have been characterized by
means of FFC-NMR relaxometry, and used as sorbents to remove Pb 2+ ions from aqueous …