Experimental study of the thermal conductivity of hydrazine hydrate at high values of the state parameters

Perspectives on Hydrate Thermal Conductivity

“…In terms of pressure effects on hydrate thermal conductivity, Safarov and Zaripova [37] have studied the conductivity of hydrazine hydrate and found that increasing pressure led to an increased conductivity in the 0.1 to 49 MPa pressure range, increasing by some 15% from lowest to highest pressures for any given temperature. Anderrson and Johari [38,39] have studied the variation of thermal conductivity of THF hydrate, ice and ice clathrates due to pressure-induced collapse: although increasing pressure led to ice and ice clathrate thermal conductivity decreasing upon collapse, it generally increased for THF hydrate.…”