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CO2 injection into submarine sediments: disturbing news for methane-rich hydrates [PDF]
The production of natural gas via injection of fossil-fuel derived CO2 into submarine gas hydrate reservoirs can be an example of tapping a hydrocarbon energy source in a CO2-neutral manner.
Kossel, Elke +4 more
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The saturation of natural gas hydrates is a key parameter for characterizing hydrate reservoirs, estimating hydrate reserves, and developing hydrate as an energy resource.
Yuan Xue +4 more
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This study demonstrates the combination of magnetic nanoparticles and functional blowing agents into supraparticles. Upon induction heating, they actuate via rapid gas generation or extensive volume expansion. These supraparticles lift up to 25 000 times their own mass and rapidly open cured epoxy resins, providing a versatile strategy for fast micron ...
Leoni Luthardt +3 more
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A green, external‐catalyst‐free route grows defect‐free covalent organic framework membranes directly on ion‐exchange supports using an alternating electric field and in situ‐generated acid. Through a self‐regulating, self‐healing mechanism, the membranes achieve near‐complete, ultra‐fast separation of monovalent ions such as Li+, Na+, and K+, offering
Mohammad Hossein Jandaghian +8 more
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A mechanochemically synthesized dual‐site electrocatalyst (RuNC@Fe1NC) accelerates alkaline hydrogen evolution via atomic‐level spatial decoupling. Oxophilic Fe single atoms effectively dissociate water, while adjacent Ru nanoclusters rapidly recombine hydrogen.
Jae‐Hoon Baek +9 more
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Physical controls on hydrate saturation distribution in the subsurface [PDF]
textMany Arctic gas hydrate reservoirs such as those of the Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk River area on the Alaska North Slope (ANS) are believed originally to be natural gas accumulations converted to hydrate after being placed in the gas hydrate stability ...
Behseresht, Javad
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Influence of gas hydrate dissociation on mechanical properties of gas hydrate-bearing sediment
Gas hydrate dissociation in marine sediments will cause increase of excess pore pressure, loss of soil particle cementation and breakdown of soil structure, which may result in large deformations of the strata and offshore structure foundations. Based on
Zhang W, Li Y, Cun H, Li Q
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A solid‐state ionic actuator integrates sensing, actuation, and memory within one material. A brief UV pulse induces long‐lasting deformation via coupled network rearrangement, dehydration, and rehydration, while ionic redistribution enables self‐powered sensing, supporting multifunctional, energy‐efficient soft robotic functions without continuous ...
Yong Min Kim +5 more
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Lithography‐Compatible Conductive Metal–Organic Frameworks for Scalable Electronics
Conductive MOF thin films are integrated as gate electrodes in semiconductor devices through a photolithography‐compatible patterning strategy. CVD‐grown 2D MOF thin films enable stable operation across bottom‐gate MoS2/MoTe2 field‐effect transistors and top‐gate IGZO arrays, highlighting the potential of conductive MOFs as functional electronic ...
Hyeonwoo Lee +9 more
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Dynamic evolution of hydrate filling and cementation effects significantly affects the mechanical behavior of gas hydrate-bearing sediments (GHBS).
Qingmeng Yuan +16 more
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