Clathrate Hydrates of Sulfur Hexafluoride at High Pressures

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YU.A. Dyadin
E.G. Larionov
A.Yu. Manakov
A.V. Kurnosov
F.V. Zhurko
E.Ya. Aladko
A.I. Ancharov
B.P. Tolochko
M.A. Sheromov
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[1] Russian Academy of Sciences,Institute of Inorganic Chemistry
[2] Siberian Branch,undefined
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sulfur hexafluoride; gas hydrates; high pressures; powder diffraction; synchrotron radiation;
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The pressure dependence (0.4 Mpa–1.3 GPa) of the hydrate decomposition temperatures in the sulfur hexafluoride-water system has been studied. In addition to the known low-pressure hydrate SF6⋯17H2O of Cubic Structure II, two new high-pressure hydrates have been found. X-ray analysis in situ showed the gas hydrate forming in the sulfur hexafluoride-water system above 50 MPa at room temperature to be of Cubic Structure I. The ability of water to form hydrates whose structures depend on the guest molecule size under normal conditions and at high pressures is discussed.
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