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Yali Zhang, a microsystems engineering Ph.D. student, and Patricia Taboada-Serrano, associate professor in chemical engineering, had “Model for Gas-Hydrate Equilibrium in Porous Media that Incorporates Pore-wall Properties” recently published in the journal Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, and it was selected by the editors as a 2020 HOT PCCP article. The article is being featured in the Royal Society of Chemistry’s (RSC) 2020 HOT articles collection.
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