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Specify chemical composition of fluid and formation minerals from the Initial pane. Set initial temperatureSet starting and ending times.

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2 Specify chemical composition of fluid and formation minerals from the Initial pane. Set initial temperatureSet starting and ending times

3 A preexponential factor and activation energy allow reaction rate to vary with temperature. “nucleus density” allows minerals not present initially to form. Specify kinetic rate laws for mineral precipitation and dissolution from the Reactants pane.

4 Set permeability to reflect changes in porosity and mineral volume.

5 Formation of clay mineral scale around the wellbore alters reservoir porosity and permeability.

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