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Methanol production by bi‐reforming
The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 2015AbstractPopulation growth and emerging economies have as consequence increasing energy demands associated with fossil fuel depletion and environmental impacts. A new philosophy emerges: the concept of green chemistry. Carbon dioxide, a well‐known greenhouse gas, is a source for the production of fine chemicals and fuels such as methanol.
Bruno A.V. Santos +4 more
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Methanol Steam Reforming for Hydrogen Production
Chemical Reviews, 2007AbstractChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract, please click on HTML or PDF.
Daniel R, Palo +2 more
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Steam reforming and methanol synthesis
Catalysis Today, 1990Abstract Methanol production from synthesis gas derived from natural gas is assuming increasing importance for chemical production, fuel additives and alternative fuel usage. This review covers process technologies and research and development for improved efficiencies in the catalytic processes for steam reforming of methane to synthesis gas and ...
D.L. Trimm, M.S. Wainwright
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The photocatalytic reforming of methanol
Catalysis Today, 2007Sustainable hydrogen production systems are of great importance to the future of mankind, and photocatalysis represents one of the technologies currently showing promise as a method for hydrogen production. Understanding how such catalysis proceeds is important, and here we report some of our work on the anaerobic photocatalytic reforming of methanol ...
Layla Saeed Al-Mazroai +6 more
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Methanol Reforming in Supercritical Water
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2003The production of hydrogen by the reforming of methanol was studied in a continuously operated tubular reactor made of the nickel-based alloy Inconel 625. Experiments were performed at pressures from 25 to 45 MPa and temperatures in the range of 400−600 °C. The concentration of the aqueous feed varied from 5 to 64 wt % methanol.
Boukis, N. +3 more
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The photocatalytic reforming of methanol
Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical, 1999Abstract The anaerobic photocatalytic decomposition of methanol in aqueous solution has been investigated using a Pd/TiO 2 catalyst. The rate is near zero order in methanol over most of the range of reaction, but has a complicated dependence on the loading of Pd on the photoactive support.
Amanda Dickinson +4 more
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Composite electrocatalysts for anodic methanol and methanol-reformate oxidation
Journal of Applied Electrochemistry, 2001Binary anode electrocatalyst formulations were prepared by adsorption of phthalocyanine and tetraphenylporphyrin complexes of different transition metals on a commercial carbon supported platinum catalyst. Only after pyrolyzing the complexes at 700 °C under nitrogen were catalysts of some activity obtained.
M. Goetz, H. Wendt
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Methanol Steam Reforming in Membrane Reactors
Petroleum Chemistry, 2018A brief review of recent scientific publications concerning the steam reforming of methanol in membrane reactors for the production of pure hydrogen is presented. The use of membrane reactors makes it possible to lower the temperature of this process by 100°C, increase the selectivity of the process, and practically eliminate the effect of catalysts ...
A. A. Lytkina +2 more
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CFD modeling of compact methanol reformer
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2015Abstract The compact fuel processor that uses methanol as a feedstock for the production of hydrogen and for temperature control was studied by computational fluid dynamics. The processor integrates in a single package the methanol–water evaporator, the gas flow distributors, the steam reformer and the methanol–air catalytic combustor.
O.P. Klenov +4 more
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Integrating hydroformylations with methanol-to-syngas reforming
ChemCommodity chemical production is heavily dependent on fossil feedstocks. Transitioning to renewable resources is a pressing necessity, with green methanol being a promising candidate for rethinking chemical platforms. Here, we report how interlocking methanol-to-syngas reforming and hydroformylation of olefins may integrate methanol as a platform for ...
Andreas Bonde +6 more
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