Desorption Mechanisms
Desorption Mechanisms is a physicochemical process in tight gas reservoirs that refers to the release of adsorbed gas molecules from the surface of porous media into the free phase, driven by changes in pressure and temperature conditions within the reservoir system.
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Atomic-Scale Desorption Through Electronic and Vibrational Excitation Mechanisms
T. C. Shen, Chongan Wang, G. C. Abeln et al. · Science · 1995 · 788 citations
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