Driving Force for Nucleation of Multi-Component Gas Hydrate
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Based on driving force for crystallization of one-component gas hydrate, in this report an expression for the supersaturation for crystallization of multicomponent gas hydrate is derived. Expressions for the supersaturation are obtained in isothermal and isobaric regimes. The results obtained are applied to the crystallization of hydrates of mixtures of methane plus ethane and can apply to other mixtures.
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volume 26 issue 2
pages 63- 70
publication date 2007-06-01
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