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Towards a fundamental understanding of natural gas hydrates
Chemical Society Reviews, 2002Gas clathrate hydrates were first identified in 1810 by Sir Humphrey Davy. However, it is believed that other scientists, including Priestley, may have observed their existence before this date. They are solid crystalline inclusion compounds consisting of polyhedral water cavities which enclathrate small gas molecules.
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Hydrates for Transport of Stranded Natural Gas
SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 2003Abstract This paper addresses the feasibility of using a Natural Gas Hydrate, NGH, transport-system to economically convey remote, stranded, and/or associated natural gas to market. Such a transport system could convey NGH either on retrofitted crude oil carriers, carrying both NGH and oil, or on new custom-built carrier designed ...
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Research progress of natural gas hydrate exploitation with CO2 replacement: A review
Fuel, 2022Bo Li
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