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TAKAYA, Yutaro, NAKAMURA, Kentaro, KATO, Yasuhiro (2010) Geochemical Trapping of CO2 in Basaltic Aquifers: Implications from CO2-Water-Rock Interaction Experiments. Journal of MMIJ, 126 (4). 131-137 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.126.131

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TitleGeochemical Trapping of CO2 in Basaltic Aquifers: Implications from CO2-Water-Rock Interaction Experiments
JournalJournal of MMIJ
AuthorsTAKAYA, YutaroAuthor
NAKAMURA, KentaroAuthor
KATO, YasuhiroAuthor
Year2010Volume126
Issue4
PublisherMining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan
DOIdoi:10.2473/journalofmmij.126.131Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTAKAYA, Yutaro, NAKAMURA, Kentaro, KATO, Yasuhiro (2010) Geochemical Trapping of CO2 in Basaltic Aquifers: Implications from CO2-Water-Rock Interaction Experiments. Journal of MMIJ, 126 (4). 131-137 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.126.131
Plain TextTAKAYA, Yutaro, NAKAMURA, Kentaro, KATO, Yasuhiro (2010) Geochemical Trapping of CO2 in Basaltic Aquifers: Implications from CO2-Water-Rock Interaction Experiments. Journal of MMIJ, 126 (4). 131-137 doi:10.2473/journalofmmij.126.131
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