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Diffusion Model of Cement Slurry in Porous Media Considering Porosity Variation and Percolation Effect

Bo Han    
Xuemin Chen    
Yanhui Pan    
Chaojie Wang    
Mingsheng Shi and Xuanxuan Chu    

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