Methane gas hydrates, crystalline inclusion compounds formed from methane and water,
are found in marine continental margin and permafrost sediments worldwide. This article …

Carbon dioxide capture and storage in subsurface geological formations is a potential
solution to limit anthropogenic CO 2 emissions and combat global warming. Depleted gas …

Clathrate hydrates or gas hydrates are solid solutions. Water molecules are linked through
hydrogen bonding and create cavities (host lattice) that can enclose a large variety of …

Gas hydrates are solid crystalline compounds of water and methane that are similar to snow.
They form in and block gas wells and lines and cause fouling of heat exchangers when the …

There are worldwide occurrences of natural gas hydrates, both on-shore buried under the
permafrost and off-shore buried under the oceanic and deep lake sediments. 1· 2 Gas …

Experimental data are presented for methane hydrate stability conditions in seawater (S≈
33.5‰). For the pressure range of 2.75–10.0 MPa, at any given pressure, the dissociation …

Clathrate hydrates are well known structures that were considered for many years as
harmful by the oil and gas industry because of their annoying tendency to plug pipelines …

The induction phenomena in hydrate nucleation have been investigated experimentally and
the induction period data are reported for methane, ethane and carbon dioxide hydrates …

Clathrate or gas hydrates have gained tremendous interest due to their potential
applications in various industries and flow assurance problems in the oil and gas sector. In …

A thermodynamic model for hydrate formation is used to compute the solubility of methane in
pore water in equilibrium with gaseous methane or methane hydrate or both. Free energy of …