The effect of hydrostatic pressure on the formation of air-hydrate crystals
The transformation of air-hydrate crystals from air-bubbles in ice was observed by a microscope at 270K under high hydrostatic pressure between 19.6 and 34.3MPa during the period of 16 days. The number concentration of the air-hydrates formed by the pressurization was measured and was compared with...
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Department of Applied Physics, Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University
1993
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| Summary: | The transformation of air-hydrate crystals from air-bubbles in ice was observed by a microscope at 270K under high hydrostatic pressure between 19.6 and 34.3MPa during the period of 16 days. The number concentration of the air-hydrates formed by the pressurization was measured and was compared with the number concentration of the air-bubbles included. It was found that the transformation rates calculated from these number concentrations increased from 0 s^<-1> at 19.6MPa to 5.4×(10)^<-9> s^<-1> at 34.3MPa. The transformation process is discussed in terms of the nucleation theory of the crystal. |
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