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Methane hydrate formation behaviors in high water-cut oil-in-water systems with hydrate promoters
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The gas consumption was the highest in both systems (0.5% Span20 +0.05% SDS) and (0.5% Span20 + 0.5% l-l), indicating that the two systems had a faster hydrate formation rate.
Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
Title: Methane hydrate formation behaviors in high water-cut oil-in-water systems with hydrate promoters
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The gas consumption was the highest in both systems (0.
5% Span20 +0.
05% SDS) and (0.
5% Span20 + 0.
5% l-l), indicating that the two systems had a faster hydrate formation rate.
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