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Recasting the Catalytic Legacy of Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction: Rational Design Strategies for Selective CO<sub>2</sub> Valorization. [PDF]
Acc Mater ResNawaz MA, Odriozola JA, Reina TR.
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Ruδ+-Engineered La2Ti2-xRuxO7 Perovskite with Dynamic Lattice Oxygen Vacancies for Efficient and Stable Photothermal Dry Reforming of Methane. [PDF]
LangmuirKamran K, Tahir M.
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Rethinking chemical clusters: Greenfield and brownfield transition to net-zero by 2050. [PDF]
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Instability and Flame-Pressure Coupling in Downward Propagating Premixed H<sub>2</sub>/CO/CO<sub>2</sub>/Air Flames. [PDF]
ACS OmegaYang Z, Zhang Q, Guo Z, Liu Y.
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Catalysis Today, 2002
Abstract Syngas manufacture is an important part of a Fischer–Tropsch (FT) plant as it is responsible for ca. 60% of the investments. The developments of syngas technologies are summarized in Section 1 . The present choice for large-scale FT plants based on natural gas is autothermal reforming. The requirements to the syngas and the state of art are
Jens R Rostrup-Nielsen
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Abstract Syngas manufacture is an important part of a Fischer–Tropsch (FT) plant as it is responsible for ca. 60% of the investments. The developments of syngas technologies are summarized in Section 1 . The present choice for large-scale FT plants based on natural gas is autothermal reforming. The requirements to the syngas and the state of art are
Jens R Rostrup-Nielsen
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Syngas Biorefinery and Syngas Utilization
2017Autotrophic acetogenic bacteria are able to capture carbon (CO or CO2) through gas fermentation, allowing them to grow on a spectrum of waste gases from industry (e.g., steel manufacture and oil refining, coal, and natural gas) and to produce ethanol. They can also consume syn(thesis) gas (CO and H2) made from the gasification of renewable/sustainable ...
Sashini, De Tissera +5 more
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The effects of syngas impurities on syngas fermentation to liquid fuels
Biomass and Bioenergy, 2011Abstract Biomass gasification to generate raw syngas used in anaerobic fermentation processes is one of several emerging technologies for the production of biofuels from biomass. The gasification-fermentation process can utilize a wide variety of lignocellulosic biomass such as prairie grasses, wood chips, and paper wastes, in addition to non ...
Deshun Xu +2 more
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Production of syngas from biomass
Bioresource Technology, 1994Abstract The gasification of biomass is a thermal treatment which results in a high production of gaseous products and small quantities of char and ash. In the literature a large number of experimental studies concerning the gasification of biomass with air and oxygen has been presented; generally, in these processes the heat for the gasification is ...
MASCHIO, GIUSEPPE +2 more
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