Quaternary ammonium salts as thermodynamic hydrate inhibitors in the presence and absence of monoethylene glycol for methane hydrates
Authors:
- Ali QasimAQAli Qasim
- Muhammad Saad KhanMuhammad Saad Khan
- Bhajan LalBLBhajan Lal
- Mokhtar Che IsmailMIMokhtar Che Ismail
- Khairul RostaniKRKhairul Rostani
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- Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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