Abstract
The solubility of carbon dioxide (CO2) in water is an important parameter in various scientific fields, including environmental sciences, chemistry, and climate studies. This paper aims to investigate the effect of pH on the solubility of CO2 in water. It explores the underlying chemical processes involved in CO2 dissolution and examines the relationship between pH and CO2 solubility. Experimental data, theoretical models, and empirical relationships are presented to support the discussion. The findings highlight the significance of pH in understanding CO2 solubility and its implications in subsurface storage applications.
Keywords:
air emission,
brazil government,
geologist,
sustainability,
upstream oil & gas,
structural geology,
sedimentary rock,
clastic rock,
united states government,
complex reservoir
Subjects:
Unconventional Production Facilities,
Reservoir Characterization,
Fluid Characterization,
Improved and Enhanced Recovery,
Unconventional and Complex Reservoirs,
Storage Reservoir Engineering,
Environment,
Sustainability/Social Responsibility,
CO2 capture and management,
Exploration, development, structural geology
Copyright 2023, Offshore Technology Conference DOI 10.4043/32805-MS
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