Methane dry reforming on nanocomposite catalysts: Design, kinetics, and mechanism

V. A. Sadykov; L. N. Bobrova; N. V. Mezentseva; S. N. Pavlova; Yu E. Fedorova; A. S. Bobin; Z. Yu Vostrikov; T. S. Glazneva; M. Yu Smirnova; N. N. Sazonova; V. A. Rogov; A. Ishchenko; Guy B. Marin; Joris W. Thybaut; V. V. Galvita; Y. Schuurman; C. Mirodatos

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Methane dry reforming on nanocomposite catalysts: Design, kinetics, and mechanism

V. A. Sadykov, L. N. Bobrova, N. V. Mezentseva, S. N. Pavlova, Yu E. Fedorova, A. S. Bobin, Z. Yu Vostrikov, T. S. Glazneva, M. Yu Smirnova, N. N. Sazonova, V. A. Rogov, A. Ishchenko, Guy B. Marin, Joris W. Thybaut, V. V. Galvita, Y. Schuurman, C. Mirodatos

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Electricity and hydrogen are now considered as the dominant energy carriers in modern green chemical and process engineering. Nowadays, almost all of the hydrogen is produced commercially from natural gas (NG) via steam reforming to synthesis gas, also denoted as syngas, that is, a mixture comprising H2 and CO. Synthesis gas production via alternative routes to traditional methane steam reforming has recently attracted considerable attention due to both environmental and commercial reasons [1,2]. Transformation of NG using carbon dioxide and reforming of oxygenates derived from fast pyrolysis of biomass to synthesis gas are the most promising processes [3-14]. Dry reforming transforms cheap and undesirable greenhouse gases such as methane and carbon dioxide and is particularly important in the case of biogas or gas fields containing a significant amount of both compounds.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Small-Scale Gas to Liquid Fuel Synthesis
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	315-375
Number of pages	61
ISBN (Electronic)	9781466599390
ISBN (Print)	9781466599383
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1201/b18075
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2015

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Sadykov, V. A., Bobrova, L. N., Mezentseva, N. V., Pavlova, S. N., Fedorova, Y. E., Bobin, A. S., Vostrikov, Z. Y., Glazneva, T. S., Smirnova, M. Y., Sazonova, N. N., Rogov, V. A., Ishchenko, A., Marin, G. B., Thybaut, J. W., Galvita, V. V., Schuurman, Y., & Mirodatos, C. (2015). Methane dry reforming on nanocomposite catalysts: Design, kinetics, and mechanism. In Small-Scale Gas to Liquid Fuel Synthesis (pp. 315-375). CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b18075

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