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Title:	Petrophysical and rock-mechanics effects of CO2 injection for enhanced oil recovery: Experimental study on chalk from South Arne field, North Sea
Source:	Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering [0920-4105] Alam, M M yr:2014

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