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Hydrates in the methane‐nitrogen system
The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 1965AbstractThe gas hydrate equilibrium curves for systems containing methane and nitrogen have been obtained in the temperature interval 32°F. to 72°F. and between pressures of 350 and 5100 Ib./sq.in.abs. The composition of the equilibrium gas and hydrate phases was determined experimentally at 32°F. and 44°F.
Jaysukh Jhaveri, Donald B. Robinson
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The structure of deuterated methane–hydrate
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2000We present the results of a high-resolution neutron diffraction experiment with a fully deuterated methane hydrate type I at temperatures of 2, 100, and 150 K. Precise crystallographic parameters of the ice-like D2O lattice and the thermal parameters of the encaged methane molecules have been obtained.
C. Gutt +5 more
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Natural gas hydrates represent a source of methane which are estimated to be more than twice the amount of conventional natural gas reserves. In this regard, based on the long-term stable existence of hydrates in nature it is promising to apply gas hydrates technology for storing and transporting methane. It offers several advantages over other methods
Sadeh, E. +6 more
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Sadeh, E. +6 more
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