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Methane hydrates (gas hydrates)

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Crystalline solids composed of gas molecules trapped within a lattice of water molecules. According to the research, they can hold various forms of fuel including natural gas and hydrogen, and are readily available in the planet's oceans.

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U.S. Department of Energy
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Carbon Capture and Storage Study using Methane Hydrates
Research project conducted by PNNL to develop and validate a computer model demonstrating CO2 capture through methane hydrate displacement. The study quantifies molecular-level interactions between gases and water to show that methane can be efficiently replaced with CO2 in gas hydrate structures.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Sotiris Xantheas
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Carbon Capture and Storage through Methane Hydrate Displacement
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CO2 capture through the use of methane hydrates

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