Exploring of the Effects of Ionic Liquids on Methane Hydrate Formation

Cui Ying Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.860-863.1045

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Exploring of the Effects of Ionic Liquids on Methane Hydrate Formation

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The article has studied the effects of ionic liquids on the induction time of methane hydrate formation under different mass concentrations, temperatures and pressures. The results show: all the tested ionic liquids can postpone the induction time of hydrate forming. Among them, imimidazolium-based ones have the strongest ability; The concentrations of ionic liquids also have strong effects on the induction time, and 0.5% is the most ideal. In addition the inhibiting abilities of ionic liquid on the induction time change with different pressures and temperatures, but not obviously.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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Cui Ying Lu*

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Induction Time, Ionic Liquid (IL), Methane Hydrate

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