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J 1 2 T i 1 2 α
impedance αΛ

and i
S s, 2αΛTÞ 2 1Þ 2αΛTÞ 2 exp
concentration expð expð

strained 1 2 αÞ ð ð αΛ 1 2 αÞ ð αΛ

C, 2αΛTÞ 2 1Þ 1 2αΛTÞ 2 1Þ 1
concentration T 2 X 1 2 α T 2 X 1 2 α expð expð 2ΛÞ 2 1Þ expð

suspended 2αΛ 2αΛ 2ΛXÞ h 1 1 T Λ ð h 1 1 1 Λ ð 1 1 1 Λ ð

S a , model Solution S cr γ I γ J S cr 1 1 2 αÞφ exp 0 1 2 exp φ 1 2 expð 1 1 βΔσ 1 1 βΔσ 1 1 βΔσ
concentration analytical (X,T) 1 0 0 ð 0 1 1 φ

attached linear the . T , T . T , T . T , T , X , αT . T , T , X , αT , 1 1 , α 1 α

Γ, in Zones X X X X X αT X X αT X T 1 , T . T
salinity coreflooding

for X; TÞ X; TÞ
Formulae low-salinity Term Γð S a ðX; TÞ CðX; TÞ S s ð ðÞ JT

3.5
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