Solubility of hydrogen in sodium chloride brine at high pressures

•New synthetic apparatus for gas-solubility measurements.•Detailed model of the experimental method.•Hydrogen solubility measured in water and NaCl brine.•Results correlated with Krichevsky-Kasarnovsky model.•Salting out described by Sechenov coefficient. We report measurements of the solubility of...

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Published in:Fluid phase equilibria 2021-07, Vol.539, p.113025, Article 113025
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