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Synthesis of carbon dioxide hydrate using lithium chloride solution and its thermochemical properties. / Bozhko, Yulia Yu; Belosludov, Vladimir R.; Matskevich, Nata I. и др.

в: Mendeleev Communications, Том 36, № 1, 2026, стр. 104-106.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданияхстатьяРецензирование

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Bozhko, YY, Belosludov, VR, Matskevich, NI, Knyazkov, VA, Klimov, BA, Semerikova, AN & Beizel, NF 2026, 'Synthesis of carbon dioxide hydrate using lithium chloride solution and its thermochemical properties', Mendeleev Communications, Том. 36, № 1, стр. 104-106. https://doi.org/10.71267/mencom.7878

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Bozhko YY, Belosludov VR, Matskevich NI, Knyazkov VA, Klimov BA, Semerikova AN и др. Synthesis of carbon dioxide hydrate using lithium chloride solution and its thermochemical properties. Mendeleev Communications. 2026;36(1):104-106. doi: 10.71267/mencom.7878

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Bozhko, Yulia Yu ; Belosludov, Vladimir R. ; Matskevich, Nata I. и др. / Synthesis of carbon dioxide hydrate using lithium chloride solution and its thermochemical properties. в: Mendeleev Communications. 2026 ; Том 36, № 1. стр. 104-106.

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abstract = "For the first time, carbon dioxide hydrate was synthesized from a 1% lithium chloride solution and CO2 gas under pressure; the decomposition enthalpy was measured by solution calorimetry. It was shown experimentally and computationally that addition of lithium chloride to water leads to a decrease in synthesis temperature. Lithium ions were partially incorporated into the structure of CO2 hydrate, and the remaining solution was enriched with lithium.",
keywords = "carbon dioxide hydrate, enthalpy, lithium chloride, modeling, solution calorimetry, synthesis under pressure",
author = "Bozhko, {Yulia Yu} and Belosludov, {Vladimir R.} and Matskevich, {Nata I.} and Knyazkov, {Vadim A.} and Klimov, {Bogdan A.} and Semerikova, {Anna N.} and Beizel, {Nina F.}",
note = "This work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation (grant no. 25-19-00816).",
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T1 - Synthesis of carbon dioxide hydrate using lithium chloride solution and its thermochemical properties

AU - Bozhko, Yulia Yu

AU - Belosludov, Vladimir R.

AU - Matskevich, Nata I.

AU - Knyazkov, Vadim A.

AU - Klimov, Bogdan A.

AU - Semerikova, Anna N.

AU - Beizel, Nina F.

N1 - This work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation (grant no. 25-19-00816).

PY - 2026

Y1 - 2026

N2 - For the first time, carbon dioxide hydrate was synthesized from a 1% lithium chloride solution and CO2 gas under pressure; the decomposition enthalpy was measured by solution calorimetry. It was shown experimentally and computationally that addition of lithium chloride to water leads to a decrease in synthesis temperature. Lithium ions were partially incorporated into the structure of CO2 hydrate, and the remaining solution was enriched with lithium.

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KW - carbon dioxide hydrate

KW - enthalpy

KW - lithium chloride

KW - modeling

KW - solution calorimetry

KW - synthesis under pressure

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