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Naturally occurring gas hydrates are regarded as an important future source of energy and considerable efforts are currently being invested to develop methods for an economically viable recovery of this resource.
Carlos Giraldo +3 more
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Submarine methane seepage can potentially be promoted by the dissociation of the marine hydrates surrounding the continental margins due to oceanic warming since the Last Glacial Maximum. This seepage could be archived by authigenic carbonates at seeping
Ang Li +7 more
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Molecular Origins of Deformation in Amorphous Methane Hydrates
Water and methane can stay together under low temperature and high pressure in the forms of liquid solutions and crystalline solids. From liquid and gaseous states to crystalline solids or the contrary processes, amorphous methane hydrates can occur in ...
Pinqiang Cao (4520677)
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Os hidratos de metano: fonte energética do futuro ou fonte de risco ambiental? [PDF]
METHANE HYDRATES: ENERGY RESOURCE OR SOURCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD? Methane hydrates are a very interesting source of energy. Worldwide estimated resources of methane hydrates in oceans in 2001 are twice the amount of carbon contained in all fossil ...
Denise de Brum Ferreira
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Escape of methane gas from the seabed along the West Spitsbergen continental margin [PDF]
More than 250 plumes of gas bubbles have been discovered emanating from the seabed of the West Spitsbergen continental margin, in a depth range of 150-400 m, at and above the present upper limit of the gas hydrate stability zone (GHSZ).
Nisbet, Euan G. +66 more
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Molecular Simulations of Methane Hydrate Nucleation
Gas hydrates have been known for 200 years or more and the nature of these interesting solids remained hidden until crystallographic studies some 140 years later revealed that they were crystalline guest–host materials classified as clathrates. [1] The discovery of vast quantities of natural gas hydrate in sediment offshore on the continental margins ...
Ripmeester, John A., Alavi, Saman
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Variability in aerobic methane oxidation over the past 1.2 Myrs recorded in microbial biomarker signatures from Congo fan sediments [PDF]
Methane (CH4) is a strong greenhouse gas known to have perturbed global climate in the past, especially when released in large quantities over short time periods from continental or marine sources.
Wabakanghanzi, JN +38 more
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The development of technologies for the accelerated formation or decomposition of gas hydrates is an urgent topic. This will make it possible to utilize a gas, including associated petroleum one, into a hydrate state for its further use or to produce ...
Yulia Zaripova +4 more
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One of the promising applications of clathrate/gas hydrates is the transport and storage of natural gas. Semi-clathrate hydrates have received more attention due to milder pressure/temperature stability conditions compared to ordinary clathrate hydrates.
Irannezhad Hamideh +4 more
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The lithological characteristics of natural gas hydrates in permafrost on the Qinghai of China
The environment is seriously threatened by the methane emitted as permafrost melts. Studying deposits of natural gas hydrates that include methane is therefore important.
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