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The study of methane adsorption on the surface and in the interlayer space of clay minerals is of great importance for the exploration and production of natural gas and shale hydrocarbons. Substantial part of the shale gas exists in the adsorbed state, so understanding the adsorption capacity as well as mechanisms of adsorption is important to properly estimate the amount of shale gas and to develop recovery strategies. Humidity is one of the key factors influencing gas adsorption. The goal of this work is to study the effect of the water coverage of a weakly charged clay mineral in slit-like pore on methane adsorption by the molecular dynamics method. An atomistic model of montmorillonite with the structural formula Na
As higher pressures (>6 MPa), two peaks are observed in the methane density profile, indicating the presence of two methane adsorption layers near the pore walls. The first adsorption layer is always ordered and contains methane even with high amount of H
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