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Publications by Bettina Strauch
The Difference Between Aspired and Acquired Hydrate Volumes -A Laboratory Study of THF Hydrate Formation in Dependence on Initial THF:H 2 O Ratios
Journal of Chemical Thermodynamics
Materials Science
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Atomic
Optics
Physical
The Influence of Gas and Humidity on the Mineralogy of Various Salt Compositions – Implications for Natural and Technical Caverns
Advances in Geosciences
Earth
Planetary Sciences
Planetary Science
Space
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Numerical Analysis of CO 2 Hydrate Growth in a Depleted Natural Gas Hydrate Formation With Free Water
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Basic Study on the Frictional Strength Between the Casing and Cement in a Methane Hydrate Production Well
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A Principle of Enhanced Recovery of Methane Hydrate Using Exothermic Heat of CO_2 Hydrate Formation(The 14th National Symposium on Power and Energy System)
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Detection of Gas Hydrate With Downhole Logs and Assessment of Gas Hydrate Concentrations (Saturations) and Gas Volumes on the Blake Ridge With Electrical Resistivity Log Data
