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The sequestration of carbon dioxide in deep underground reservoirs is proposed as a strategy to alleviate atmospheric greenhouse gas emissions. Upon introduction into the host brine, carbon dioxide dissolves, creating an acidic solution. This acidity can subsequently engage with the host rock, prompting dissolution, particularly in carbonate formations. The mechanical change of host rock brought by this dissolution could be evaluated by the change of elastic properties( bulk and shear modulus). We performed pore scale simulations to examine the alterations in the micro-structure of rocks induced by the injection of
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