Using Homogenized Models to Explore the Effect of Fracture Densities on Weathering
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Using Homogenized Models to Explore the Effect of Fracture Densities on Weathering
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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE
Volume 323, Issue -, Pages -
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American Journal of Science (AJS)
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2023-02-08
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10.2475/001c.68308
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