2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jtice.2020.01.007
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Mass transport of SDS and AOT solutions during a rapid surface expansion: Relaxation of surface tension

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“…The reason why SDS and l -l present different phenomena of different induction time and hydrate formation kinetics in the emulsion system was that SDS and l -l have different promotion mechanisms on hydrate formation; SDS is a good surfactant, which can promote hydrate formation mainly by reducing gas–liquid interfacial tension; 26 in addition, Lin et al 27 found that SDS showed the best promotion effect at a concentration of 0.06%; excessive concentration had no obvious continuous enhancement effect on hydrate formation kinetics, and this paper also proved that the concentration of 0.05% is a more appropriate concentration for the promotion effect.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reason why SDS and l -l present different phenomena of different induction time and hydrate formation kinetics in the emulsion system was that SDS and l -l have different promotion mechanisms on hydrate formation; SDS is a good surfactant, which can promote hydrate formation mainly by reducing gas–liquid interfacial tension; 26 in addition, Lin et al 27 found that SDS showed the best promotion effect at a concentration of 0.06%; excessive concentration had no obvious continuous enhancement effect on hydrate formation kinetics, and this paper also proved that the concentration of 0.05% is a more appropriate concentration for the promotion effect.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%