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Fig. 1. Behavior of the retardation coefficient function for the casewhen a ¼ 1.0.
Fig. 2. Size and orientation of the flow domain. Also shown arethe boundary conditions, mean velocity direction, and location ofthe solute injection point.
Fig. 3. ConcenEtration plume at 500 days and 1500 days fordifferent isotherm exponents.
Fig. 5. Breakthrough curves at three cross-sections located at (a)50 m, (b) 200 m, and (c) 500 m downgradient from the inflowboundary of the flow domain.
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