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Application of tubular silicone (PDMS) membranes for gas monitoring in CO2–CH4 hydrate exchange experiments

Strauch et al., 2020

Document ID
1338942940705626667
Author
Strauch B
Heeschen K
Schicks J
Spangenberg E
Zimmer M
Publication year
Publication venue
Marine and Petroleum Geology

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The exchange of hydrate-bond CH 4 with CO 2 is one possible method for the production of CH 4 from hydrate-bearing sediment which was investigated on different scales in the SUGAR project. Tubular polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) membranes were utilized to monitor …
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