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... properties: an ultra-low interfacial tension (∼10 −3 mN/m), a torque value close to 0, and a high bending rigidity (∼ kBT). We developed a methodology combining the automatic generation of molecules from patent literature, their coarse-graining and parameterization, and the simulation of a synthetic crude...

... for the acquisition of high resolution OBS imaging as well as for CO 2 molecules, CO 2 tracer molecules, and hydrocarbon molecules to concentrate on the geochemical sorbers. The end product is high resolution seismic data with ultrasensitive CO 2 , CO 2 tracer, and hydrocarbon seepage data acquired simultaneously...

... whereas pyridine and quinoline reduces the spins by a factor of ten, ( Khulbe, 1992 ). Consequently, there are significant advantages to operating on the oil in its original state if possible, preferably at the wellsite to avoid contamination of the free radicals by oxygen. Asphaltene Molecules...

... mixture mole percentage molecule methane hydrate formation nitrogen References References Sloan , E.D. and C. Koh , Clathrate hydrates of natural gases . third ed. 2008 , New Work : CRC press . 721 . Sadeq , D.J. , Gas Hydrates Investigation: Flow Assurance...

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... Abstract The process of osmosis is a natural phenomenon involving the movement of SINGLE small molecules through a " porous or simi-permible " film. The skin of tomatoes will crack after swelling from moisture ingress. Pickles will shrink as moisture is lost from a cucumber soaking in brine...

... Abstract The two most dominant factors in wax deposition are: Brownian diffusion of wax forming molecules toward and adhesion of wax crystals at the wall. The rate of adhesion is governed by the temperature difference between wall and fluid and the wax crystal formation rate. Shearing...

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... molecule water molecule gas hydrate methane hydrate guest molecule extraction OTC 18551 Extraction Of Methane From Gas Hydrates Using Anaerobic Archaebacteria Leo T. Abraham and Esha N. Varma, Maharashtra Institue Of Technology, Pune, India Copyright 2007, Offshore Technology Conference This paper...

... naturally occur both at very low temperatures and moderate pressures in permafrost regions, and in the low temperature - high-pressure regimes present in the deep oceans (Fig. 1). Water molecules form an open latticework that surrounds voids or guest sites, which are largely occupied by gas molecules...

... is a factor to consider, along with temperature, pressure, and other variables such as salinity. A decrease in solubility accelerates the growth of hydrate by providing abundant hydrate-forming gas molecules. Managing the manner in which the variation of solubility of hydrate-forming gas occurs as part...

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... of hydrate crystals form: surface-contact films and massive hydrates which form by sorption of gas and water molecules on the surfaces of growing crystals; bulk diffusional whisker-like which form both in the volume of gas, and in the bulk of liquid water through sorption of molecules on the growing crystal...

... concentrations to the water. Furthermore, the presence of these chemicals seems to affect the size of the forming hydrate particles. Introduction At favorable conditions of pressure and temperature, water in contact with natural gas crystallizes and physically entraps certain molecules of the hydrocarbon...