CO2 capture and sequestration based on hydrate technology are considered supplementary
approaches for reducing carbon emissions and mitigating the greenhouse effect. Direct CO2 …

Breaking the bounds of classical natural gas hydrate (NGH) production processes, a
newborn concept based on the gas exchange mechanism provides an opportunity to catch …

Hydration is an alternative promising method for CO 2 capture and separation from either
post-combustion flue gas or pre-combustion fuel gas. The present paper gathers the …

Owing to the substantial deposits and widespread applications of gas hydrates, research in
gas hydrates has been increasing in recent decades. The inherent excellent physiochemical …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is today at the centre of attention of the scientific and technological
world because of its potential role in climate change, which is supposed to be, directly or …

The enthalpies of the reactions in which carbon dioxide hydrate is dissociated to carbon
dioxide vapor and either water or ice are determined by an analysis with the Clapeyron …

Carbon dioxide hydrate has been paid growing attention due to its application potentials like
being used as a secondary refrigerant and sequestration in the deep ocean. Therefore …

The methane (CH4)–carbon dioxide (CO2) swapping phenomenon in naturally occurring
gas hydrates is regarded as an attractive method of CO2 sequestration and CH4 recovery. In …

Due to the consumption of fossil fuels, an alternative energy source is necessary for the
world's continuous development. Methane hydrates, a vast energy resource that exists in …

The injection of carbon dioxide, CO2, into methane hydrate‐bearing sediments causes the
release of methane, CH4, and the formation of carbon dioxide hydrate, even if global …