In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the presence of hydrogen peroxide solution is investigated using the molecular dynamics simulation. The mechanism of the transformation process from the solid hydrate to the liquid is analyzed with the effect of hydrogen peroxide (HP) solution. In addition, the effect of ethylene glycol (EG) with the same molar concentration with HP on the methane hydrate dissociation is also studied. The results illustrate that both HP and EG promote well the hydrate dissociation. The work provides the important reference value for the experimental investigation into the promotion effect of HP on the hydrate dissociation
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
Methane (CH4) hydrate dissociation and the mechanism by depressurisation are investigated by molecul...
The characteristics of methane hydrate dissociation in the presence of thermal stimulation, chemical...
Thermal stimulation on dissociation of methane hydrate was investigated with molecular dynamics simu...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
The characteristics of methane hydrate dissociation in the presence of thermal stimulation, chemical...
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
In this work, the characteristics of the decomposition of methane hydrate Structure I (SI) in the pr...
Methane (CH4) hydrate dissociation and the mechanism by depressurisation are investigated by molecul...
The characteristics of methane hydrate dissociation in the presence of thermal stimulation, chemical...
Thermal stimulation on dissociation of methane hydrate was investigated with molecular dynamics simu...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
The characteristics of methane hydrate dissociation in the presence of thermal stimulation, chemical...
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...
The controllability of mining is a key factor affecting the commercial application of methane hydrat...
Molecular dynamics simulations have been carried out to study decomposition of methane hydrate at di...