Conspectus Clathrate hydrates, also known as gas hydrates, are a type of inclusion
compound formed in highly developed nanoporous lattice spaces created by water …

The tuning effect of gas hydrates has received widespread interest as a promising approach
for energy gas storage due to its unique features for enhancing gas storage capacity and …

Gas hydrate is considered as an emerging technique for natural gas storage and CH 4
separation from natural gas, because assorted nano-sized cages of gas hydrate allow …

Gas hydrates, specifically clathrate hydrates, have emerged as a potential separation
medium for biogas containing methane (CH 4) and carbon dioxide (CO 2). However, the …

This study investigates the tuning behavior of guest molecules in gas hydrates to achieve an
optimal balance between the storage capacity and moderate formation conditions for CH 4 …

The biological degradation of organic wastes mostly generates biogas including CO 2 and
CH 4. Since both gases may be utilized as feedstock for various industrial applications, the …

As the global climate crisis intensifies with rising carbon dioxide (CO 2) concentrations, blue
hydrogen (H 2) produced through the integration of CO 2 capture technologies is emerging …

The physicochemical properties of clathrate hydrates are influenced by the chemical nature
and three-dimensional (3D) geometry of the added molecules. This study investigates the …

The performance of chemical and biological additives in the methane hydrates formation
and dissociation processes is of relevance for the development of gas-transport and gas …

Thermodynamic promoters improve the thermodynamic stabilities of CH4 hydrates by
decreasing their equilibrium pressures (P) and increasing their equilibrium temperatures (T) …