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Parameters related to standard deviational ellipse of tourist attractions accessibility.
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Frequency of accessibility time distribution of tourist attractions at the grid scale.
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Spatial distribution of accessibility to tourist attractions at the grid scale.
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Molecular Insights on Methane Hydrate Dissociation in the Presence/Absence of Poly-<i>N-</i>vinylcaprolactam: Effects of Gas Saturation and Nanobubbles
Published 2025“…Unveiling the mechanisms controlling hydrate dissociation and finding chemical agents that promote hydrate dissociation are of great significance for achieving controllable exploitation of NGH. …”
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Molecular Insights on Methane Hydrate Dissociation in the Presence/Absence of Poly-<i>N-</i>vinylcaprolactam: Effects of Gas Saturation and Nanobubbles
Published 2025“…Unveiling the mechanisms controlling hydrate dissociation and finding chemical agents that promote hydrate dissociation are of great significance for achieving controllable exploitation of NGH. …”
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Molecular Insights on Methane Hydrate Dissociation in the Presence/Absence of Poly-<i>N-</i>vinylcaprolactam: Effects of Gas Saturation and Nanobubbles
Published 2025“…Unveiling the mechanisms controlling hydrate dissociation and finding chemical agents that promote hydrate dissociation are of great significance for achieving controllable exploitation of NGH. …”
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