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Development of a catalyst for conversion of syngas-derived materials to isobutylene
G.J. Gajda
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A Reverse Flow Catalytic Membrane Reactor for the Production of Syngas: An Experimental Study [PDF]
J. Smit+3 more
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Multilayer barrier flexible polymer films, representing over 17% of global plastic packaging production, face recycling challenges due to complex compositions and strong interlayer adhesion. This image examines recycling methods, including mechanical recycling, delamination, selective dissolution‐precipitation, and chemical recycling.
Hissein Bechibo Adam+3 more
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This study evaluates sustainable carbon black (sCB) and recovered carbon black (rCB) as substitutes for industrial carbon black N550 in EPDM compounds. Results indicate that sCB closely matches N550 in raw material properties and performance in rubber, while rCB, affected by impurities, alters cross‐linking density, and shows weaker reinforcement ...
Vanessa Spanheimer+3 more
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Reduction of tar, sulfur, chlorine and CO<sub>2</sub> in syngas produced by gasification of refuse-derived fuel pellets. [PDF]
Koritár M, Haydary J.
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Sustainable Bifunctional Electrospun Hybrid Nanofibers for CO2 Capture and Conversion
Fabrication of bifunctional hybrid nanofibers is shown via side‐by‐side electrospinning. One part of the fibers contains amines for CO2 capturing and the other part, containing copper nanoparticles catalyzes CO2 hydrogenation to methanol at low temperatures of 150 °C.
R. Hengsbach+4 more
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The present work finds competitive adsorption selectivity of CO2 (e.g., RUBTAK03, KINNIG) from the database of tens of thousands of porous materials based on high‐throughput screening and grand canonical Monte Carlo simulation, which is crucial for CO2 removal/purification in Fischer–Tropsch synthesis. Abstract Fischer–Tropsch synthesis is an important
Junpeng Yuan, Min Li, Hui Wang
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