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Research Frontiers in Carbon Dioxide Sequestration in Geomaterials

Research on mineralogical transformations and engineering properties of soils enhanced through carbonation processes for environmental remediation and soil stabilization.

Carbonation Kinetics in Engineered Cementitious Matrices

Pore-Scale CO2 Mineralization Pathways in Silicate Minerals

Geochemical Stability of Carbonated Soil Aggregates

Capillary Transport and Carbonate Precipitation in Unsaturated Geomaterials

Mechanical Property Evolution During Accelerated Carbonation

Subsurface Mineral Trapping at Clay-Fluid Interfaces

Microbial-Induced Carbonate Cementation in Granular Soils

Long-Term Leakage Risk in CO2-Saturated Rock Formations

Interfacial Reactions Between Supercritical CO2 and Subsurface Minerals

Permeability Reduction Through Carbonate Precipitation in Porous Media

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