Experimental determination of methane hydrate dissociation curve up to 55MPa by using a small amount of surfactant as hydrate promoter
Authors:
- P. GayetPGP. Gayet
- C. DicharryCDC. Dicharry
- G. MarionGMG. Marion
- A. GraciaaAGA. Graciaa
- J. LachaiseJLJ. Lachaise
- A. NesterovANA. Nesterov
- 1 November 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Chemical Engineering Science
- Vol. 60 (21) , 5751-5758
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