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Sorption-Enhanced Methanation Using CaO- and Ni-Based Catalysts as Functional Materials. [PDF]
Energy FuelsGarcía YC, Grasa G, Martínez I.
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Production of Hydrogen-Rich Syngas via Biomass-Methane Co-Pyrolysis: Thermodynamic Analysis. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel)Guo H, Wang Z, Kang K, Li D.
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Development of a Robust Diffuse Reflectance Infrared Fourier Transform Spectroscopy (DRIFTS) Cell for Elucidating Reaction Mechanisms in Nonthermal Plasma Catalysis. [PDF]
Small MethodsNiu J +12 more
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Behavior of nickel supported on calcium-enriched hydroxyapatite samples for CCU-methanation and ICCU-methanation processes [PDF]
Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 2023 The viability of Ni supported on Ca-enriched hydroxyapatite (HAP) samples has been investigated for the intensification of CCU-methanation and ICCU-methanation decarbonization processes.
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Annual Review of Microbiology, 1977
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 310 THE ROLE OF METHANOGENIC BACTERIA IN INTERSPECIES H, TRANSFER ...... 310 The Methanogenic Bacterial Interaction 312 Low-molecular-weight end products 312 Carbohydrates 315 The Non-Methanogenic Bacterial Interaction 316 METHANOGENESIS FROM ACETATE 317 Acetate Enrichment 318 Methanol Enrichment 318 Benzoate ...
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 310 THE ROLE OF METHANOGENIC BACTERIA IN INTERSPECIES H, TRANSFER ...... 310 The Methanogenic Bacterial Interaction 312 Low-molecular-weight end products 312 Carbohydrates 315 The Non-Methanogenic Bacterial Interaction 316 METHANOGENESIS FROM ACETATE 317 Acetate Enrichment 318 Methanol Enrichment 318 Benzoate ...
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Bioresource Technology, 2018
The on-going annual increase in global methane (CH4) emissions can be largely attributed to anthropogenic activities. However, as more than half of these emissions are diffuse and possess a concentration less than 3% (v/v), physical-chemical treatments are inefficient as an abatement technology.
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The on-going annual increase in global methane (CH4) emissions can be largely attributed to anthropogenic activities. However, as more than half of these emissions are diffuse and possess a concentration less than 3% (v/v), physical-chemical treatments are inefficient as an abatement technology.
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Mechanistic Studies on the Hydroxylation of Methane by Methane Monooxygenase
Chemical Reviews, 2003Methanotrophs are bacteria that live on methane as their only source of carbon.1 The first step in their utilization of this simplest of all hydrocarbons is its selective conversion to methanol. Subsequent biochemical pathways transform methanol to formaldehyde, which in turn is processed into biomass.
Mu-Hyun, Baik +3 more
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Soluble methane monooxygenase: activation of dioxygen and methane
Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, 2002The mechanisms by which soluble methane monooxygenase uses dioxygen to convert methane selectively to methanol have come into sharp focus. Diverse techniques have clarified subtle details about each step in the reaction, from binding and activating dioxygen, to hydroxylation of alkanes and other substrates, to the electron transfer events required to ...
Daniel A, Kopp, Stephen J, Lippard
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Rotational spectra of methane and deuterated methane in helium
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2010We present calculations of the rotational excitations of CH4 and CD4 in helium using correlated basis function theory for excited states of spherical top molecules, together with ground state helium density distributions computed by diffusion Monte Carlo simulations.
Robert E, Zillich, K Birgitta, Whaley
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Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 1967
Methane is present in the troposphere with a volume concentration of about 1.5 ppm. Estimates of Koyama indicate a predominantly biological origin with a total production rate of about 2.7 x 10/sup 14/ g CH/sub 4//yr. From that the author estimated the atmospheric lifetime of methane to be around 20 years.
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Methane is present in the troposphere with a volume concentration of about 1.5 ppm. Estimates of Koyama indicate a predominantly biological origin with a total production rate of about 2.7 x 10/sup 14/ g CH/sub 4//yr. From that the author estimated the atmospheric lifetime of methane to be around 20 years.
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