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Preface to the Special Issue on Gas Hydrates Beltran JG |
2 - 8 |
Hydrate phase equilibrium data of mixed methane-tetrahydrofuran hydrates in saline water Kumar A, Vedula SS, Kumar R, Linga P |
9 - 20 |
Effect of aromatic/aliphatic based ionic liquids on the phase behavior of methane hydrates: Experiments and modeling Gupta P, Sakthivel S, Sangwai JS |
21 - 26 |
Phase equilibria for Kr hydrate formed with 2,2-dimethylbutane, methylcyclohexane and 1-methylpiperidine Ohfuka Y, Fukushima N, Chen ZG, Fukuda M, Takeya S, Ohmura R |
27 - 32 |
Gas hydrates phase equilibria for structure I and II hydrates with chloride salts at high salt concentrations and up to 200 MPa Hu Y, Makogon TY, Karanjkar P, Lee KH, Lee BR, Sum AK |
33 - 42 |
Hydrate thermal dissociation behavior and dissociation enthalpies in methane-carbon dioxide swapping process Mu L, von Solms N |
43 - 47 |
Phase equilibria and azeotropic behavior of C2F6 + N-2 gas hydrates Kim E, Ko G, Seo Y |
48 - 53 |
The impact of amino acids on methane hydrate phase boundary and formation kinetics Bavoh CB, Nashed O, Khan MS, Partoon B, Lal B, Sharif AM |
54 - 59 |
Phase equilibria and dissociation enthalpies for tetra-n-butylammonium chloride semiclathrate hydrates formed with CO2, CH4, and CO2 + CH4 Qing SL, Zhong DL, Yi DT, Lu YY, Li Z |
60 - 67 |
Accurate thermodynamic description of vapor-liquid and solid-liquid equilibria of THF, water and gas hydrates with a unique set of parameters de Oliveira IA, Segtovich ISV, Barreto AG, Tavares FW |
68 - 80 |
System-density fluctuations and electro-dissociation of methane clathrate hydrates in externally-applied static electric fields Waldron CJ, English NJ |
81 - 90 |
Modelling hydrate deposition and sloughing in gas-dominant pipelines Di Lorenzo M, Aman ZM, Kozielski K, Norris BWE, Johns ML, May EF |
91 - 96 |
Investigation into the effect of subcooling on the kinetics of hydrate formation Mali GA, Chapoy A, Tohidi B |
97 - 105 |
A short note on modelling the three-phase equilibrium conditions of TBAB semi-clathrates formed in the presence of gas mixtures containing CO2 Michel N, Clarke MA |
106 - 112 |
Demonstration of gas-hydrate assisted carbon dioxide storage through horizontal injection in lab-scale reservoir Massah M, Sun D, Sharifi H, Englezos P |
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Bulk liquid and gas mole fraction measurements during hydrate growth for the CH4 + CO2 + H2O system Lang F, Servio P |
119 - 127 |
Effect of acid gases on kinetic hydrate inhibitors Tohidi F, Anderson R, Tohidi B |
128 - 137 |
Identification of conditions for increased methane storage capacity in sII and sH clathrate hydrates from Monte Carlo simulations Papadimitriou NI, Tsimpanogiannis IN, Economou IG, Stubos AK |
138 - 146 |
Enhanced depressurisation for methane recovery from gas hydrate reservoirs by injection of compressed air and nitrogen Okwananke A, Yang JH, Tohidi B, Chuvilin E, Istomin V, Bukhanov B, Cheremisin A |
147 - 154 |
Mean induction time and isothermal kinetic analysis of methane hydrate formation in water and imidazolium based ionic liquid solutions Nashed O, Sabil KM, Ismail L, Japper-Jaafar A, Lal B |
155 - 163 |
Phase equilibria, kinetics and morphology of methane hydrate inhibited by antifreeze proteins: application of a novel 3-in-1 method Udegbunam LU, DuQuesnay JR, Osorio L, Walker VK, Beltran JG |
164 - 179 |
Heat of dissociation from Statistical Thermodynamics: Using calorimetric data to estimate gas hydrate parameters Medeiros FD, Segtovich ISV, Barreto AG, Tavares FW |
180 - 192 |
Thermodynamic modeling of phase equilibria of clathrate hydrates formed from CH4, CO2, C2H6, N-2 and C3H8, with different equations of state Bhawangirkar DR, Adhikari J, Sangwai JS |
193 - 204 |
The difference between aspired and acquired hydrate volumes - A laboratory study of THF hydrate formation in dependence on initial THF: H2O ratios Strauch B, Schicks JM, Luzi-Helbing M, Naumann R, Herbst M |
205 - 213 |
Surface chemistry effects on heterogeneous clathrate hydrate nucleation: A molecular dynamics study DeFever RS, Sarupria S |
214 - 222 |
Hydrate anti-agglomeration and synergy effect in normal octane at varying water cuts and salt concentrations Dong SB, Firoozabadi A |
223 - 235 |
Prediction of vapor-liquid-hydrate equilibrium conditions for single and mixed guest hydrates with the SAFT-VR Mie EOS Waseem MS, Alsaifi NM |
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A simplification of gas clathrate hydrate thermochemistry using the Thermodynamic Difference Rule (TDR). Part 1. Generation of particularly simple forms for standard thermodynamic parameters for specific hydrates Jenkins HDB |
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A simplification of gas clathrate hydrate thermochemistry using the Thermodynamic Difference Rule (TDR). Part 2. General Hydrates Jenkins HDB |
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Kinetic promotion of methane hydrate formation by combining anionic and silicone surfactants: Scalability promise of methane storage due to prevention of foam formation Bhattacharjee G, Barmecha V, Kushwaha OS, Kumar R |