Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2011, 13 | |
Additions and corrections Effective control of gas hydrate dissociation above the melting point of ice |
Masato Kida, Yusuke Jin, Hideo Narita and Jiro Nagao
Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2011, 13, DOI: 10.1039/C1CP21656B. Amendment published 5th October 2011
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Fig. 2 Pressure changes for the MH and MH-THFh during the tests: (a) pressures during temperature ramping and one cycle of cooling and re-warming (Solid triangle symbols are the experimental phase equilibrium data on methane hydrate.16 Dashed line is the calculated phase equilibrium curve on methane hydrate.15), (b) ratio of the corrected pressure (P/Pf) during temperature ramping (Solid vertical line indicates the melting point of ice. Dashed vertical line indicates the THF hydrate dissociation temperature in the literature.17)
Fig. 3 Pressure changes for the EH and EH-THFh during the tests: (a) pressures during temperature ramping and one cycle of cooling and re-warming (The arrows guide the temperature change during the test, same as in Fig. 2(a). Solid square symbols are the experimental phase equilibrium data on ethane hydrate.20 Dashed line is the calculated phase equilibrium curve on ethane hydrate.15), (b) ratio of the corrected pressure (P/Pf) during temperature ramping (Solid vertical line indicates the melting point of ice. Dashed vertical line indicates the THF hydrate dissociation temperature in the literature.17)
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