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Appendix A: Gas Hydrate Structures and Properties and How They Form Free

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    2000
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approximation, carbon dioxide, cavity, cavity occupied, composition, conceptual picture, dissociation, downstream oil & gas, flow assurance, gas hydrate structure, hydrate, hydrate formation, methane, molecule, nucleus, petroleum refinery, propane, sii, stability, unit cell, upstream oil & gas
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Hydrate EngineeringAvailable to Purchase

By
E. Dendy Sloan, Jr.
E. Dendy Sloan, Jr.
Director, Center for Research on Hydrates, Colorado School of Mines
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Edited by
J. Ben Bloys
J. Ben Bloys
Principal Research Engineer, Arco E&P Technology Inc.
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Society of Petroleum Engineers
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2118/9781613993156
ISBN electronic:
978-1-61399-938-7
Publication date:
2000

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