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Propagator Resolved Transverse Relaxation Exchange Spectroscopy

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Washburn, K. E.
Arns, C. H.
Callaghan, P. T.
Hürlimann, Martin D.
Song, Yi Qiao
Fantazzini, Paola
Bortolotti, Villiam

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American Institute of Physics (AIP)

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We use the propagator resolved transverse relaxation exchange technique to look at the movement of fluid in three different types of rock samples. The two pore model previously used to fit molecular exchange simulations to the experimental data is expanded to accommodate the three site exchange seen in two of the samples. Estimated values for pore space characteristics from the simulations were compared to values calculated from X‐Ray CT data of the samples. While discrepancies exist between the NMR and X‐Ray CT results, the molecular exchange behavior estimated from the three samples reflects well with their morphology.

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