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    For two immiscible co-existing fluids in porous media, the one with the lower interfacial tension is the wetting phase, while the other is the non-wetting phase. There is a definite relationship between the solid/wetting phase interfacial tension, the solid/non-wetting phase interfacial tension, and the wetting/non-wetting phase interfacial tension. The Young-Dupres equation (Equation 2.1) expresses this relationship.

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    For two immiscible co-existing fluids in porous media, the one with the lower interfacial tension is the wetting phase, while the other is the non-wetting phase. There is a definite relationship between the solid/wetting phase interfacial tension, the solid/non-wetting phase interfacial tension, and the wetting/non-wetting phase interfacial tension. The Young-Dupres equation (Equation 2.1) expresses this relationship.

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    For two immiscible co-existing fluids in porous media, the one with the lower interfacial tension is the wetting phase, while the other is the non-wetting phase. There is a definite relationship between the solid/wetting phase interfacial tension, the solid/non-wetting phase interfacial tension, and the wetting/non-wetting phase interfacial tension. The Young-Dupres equation (Equation 2.1) expresses this relationship.

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    For two immiscible co-existing fluids in porous media, the one with the lower interfacial

    tension is the wetting phase, while the other is the non-wetting phase. There is a definite
    relationship between the solid/wetting phase interfacial tension, the solid/non-wetting phase
    interfacial tension, and the wetting/non-wetting phase interfacial tension. The Young-Dupres
    equation (Equation 2.1) expresses this relationship.

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