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Real-time monitoring the formation and decomposition processes of methane hydrate with THz spectroscopy
Gas hydrates are crystalline clathrate compounds comprised of hydrogen-bonded water cavities, consisting of guest molecules trapped in a lattice of polyhedral water cages under elevated pressures and low temperatures [1]. The structures of the gas hydrates are closely related to the types and sizes...
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description | Gas hydrates are crystalline clathrate compounds comprised of hydrogen-bonded water cavities, consisting of guest molecules trapped in a lattice of polyhedral water cages under elevated pressures and low temperatures [1]. The structures of the gas hydrates are closely related to the types and sizes of the guest species, and three distinct structures, including cubic structure-I (sI), hexagonal structure-H (sH), are cubic structure-II (sII), and known to form [2]. |
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