2021
DOI: 10.14295/vetor.v31i1.13164
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Tecnologia de Hidrato de Gás: Modelagem Computacional para a Etapa de Crescimento do Hidrato

Abstract: Dentro da química sustentável, os hidratos de gás estão ganhando destaque devido às suas inovadoras aplicações, em diferentes contextos científicos e industriais. A capacidade de entender e controlar suas propriedades são cruciais para o pleno desenvolvimento de tecnologias baseadas em hidratos. Neste contexto, a partir do modelo matemático publicado por Vlasov para a formação de hidrato de metano, o presente estudo busca o desenvolvimento de um código computacional capaz de simular o grau de formação de difer… Show more

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“…However, as already discussed, the C12 block is highlighted in the viscosifying effect, as well as the AA block, referring to the acrylic acid monomer. The other modifiers have a reduced ability to increase viscosity, due to the low degree of hydrophobicity, however, they are structures that cannot be discarded, as they have potential applications particularly in the inhibition of gas hydrates by polymers [14,15,16]. The challenge of solubility in water for post-modified macromolecules is particularly evident when incorporating highly hydrophobic groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, as already discussed, the C12 block is highlighted in the viscosifying effect, as well as the AA block, referring to the acrylic acid monomer. The other modifiers have a reduced ability to increase viscosity, due to the low degree of hydrophobicity, however, they are structures that cannot be discarded, as they have potential applications particularly in the inhibition of gas hydrates by polymers [14,15,16]. The challenge of solubility in water for post-modified macromolecules is particularly evident when incorporating highly hydrophobic groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%