The idea in this study is to form gas hydrate of hydrochlorofluorocarbon HCFC-141b from its O/W emulsion
with OP-10 or SDS as emulsifying reagent
and the programmed cooling experiments were carried out in a controllable air conditioning chamber.The results showed that under static state emulsions containing different contents of HCFC-141b could form hydrates at a temperature above -5℃
with random induction time and fluctuating initiation temperature of hydrate formation.The results also showed that
before and after hydrate formation
the reaction system was iced over
and adding ice particles could induce rapid formation of hydrate.The emulsion from dissociation
by re-emulsification,could form hydrate at a temperature above freezing point within 1 h because of the “memory” effect.
Research on the characterization of the molecular weight and its distribution of perfluoropolyether
Controlled synthesis of Bi2MoO6/MoO3 composite fibers via in-situ hydrothermal method and their high-efficiency photocatalytic hydrogen production performance
Methods of adaptive prediction and abnormal states traceability for sulphur content in flue gas desulfurization process
The impact of novel flow channel structure with sudden-expansion ratio on seawater-activated battery
Progress in research of selective oxidation of low carbon polyols over nano-Au catalysts with precise electronic effect regulation