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Use of Computed X-Ray Tomographic Data for Analyzing the Thermodynamics of a Dissociating Porous Sand/Hydrate Mixture

2002

Freifeld, Barry M;
Kneafsey, Timothy J;
Tomutsa, Liviu;
Stern, Laura A;
Kirby, Stephen H

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