journal article·2024-05

The effect of mixed wettability on flow characteristics in porous media of ultra-deep gas reservoirs: Molecular dynamics simulations and numerical simulations

Xindi Lv, Jianmeng Sun, Bo Liao, Chaoqiang Fang, Kaihe Lv, Zhangxin Chen, Jintang Wang, Jinsheng Sun, Peng Chi, Xiaojuan Sun

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