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Rheological properties and particle visualization of carbon dioxide hydrate slurries in the presence of ethanol for secondary refrigeration systems
In secondary refrigeration systems, CO₂ hydrate slurries serve as phase-change materials, helping to reduce the amount of primary refrigerant. Hydrates absorb heat from the ambient during their endothermic dissociation. This characteristic makes them effective for maintaining low temperature
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