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Phase diagrams of gas hydrates: molecular simulation studies

P. 175–185.
Smirnov G. S., Stegailov V.

In this work, we perform coexistence simulations of methane hydrates for pressures up to 5000 bar for different water models. We calculate the kinetic stability boundary of the superheated metastable sI structure and analyze the effects of the heating rate, system size and cage occupancy. We also report molecular dynamics simulation of several possible structuresfor the new hydrogen hydrate clathrate. We show the strength of molecular simulation as a supplement tool for the analysis of experimental data. © 2015 by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved.

Language: English
Keywords: Molecular Dynamics SimulationsCoexistence simulationsHigh pressuresMethane hydratesWater models

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Computational Materials and Biological Sciences
Computational Materials and Biological Sciences
[б.и.], 2015.
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