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    When two or more immiscible fluids flow simultaneously through a porous medium, they compete and do not move at equal velocity. This results on the one hand from interactions between the fluids and the rock, and on the other from interactions among the fluids themselves. As previously mentioned, this manifests itself in interfacial tensions.

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    When two or more immiscible fluids flow simultaneously through a porous medium, they compete and do not move at equal velocity. This results on the one hand from interactions between the fluids and the rock, and on the other from interactions among the fluids themselves. As previously mentioned, this manifests itself in interfacial tensions.

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    When two or more immiscible fluids flow simultaneously through a porous medium, they compete and do not move at equal velocity. This results on the one hand from interactions between the fluids and the rock, and on the other from interactions among the fluids themselves. As previously mentioned, this manifests itself in interfacial tensions.

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    When two or more immiscible fluids flow simultaneously through a porous medium, they

    compete and do not move at equal velocity. This results on the one hand from interactions
    between the fluids and the rock, and on the other from interactions among the fluids
    themselves. As previously mentioned, this manifests itself in interfacial tensions.

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