Aeschbach‐Hertig et al., 2008 - Google Patents
Modeling excess air and degassing in groundwater by equilibrium partitioning with a gas phaseAeschbach‐Hertig et al., 2008
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- Aeschbach‐Hertig W
- El‐Gamal H
- Wieser M
- Palcsu L
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- Water Resources Research
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Studies involving dissolved conservative gases in groundwater have usually found a gas excess above atmospheric solubility equilibrium (excess air), but sometimes also gas depletion (degassing). Both excesses and deficits of dissolved gases in groundwater can be …
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