High temperature iron-based catalysts for hydrogen and nanostructured carbon production by methane d
By J. Pinilla, R. Utrilla, R. K. Karn, I. Suelves, M. Lázaro, R. Moliner, Ana B. García, J. Rouzaud. 2011
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Subfields: Catalysis, Materials Chemistry
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- Methane decomposition to produce CO -free hydrogen and nano-carbon over metal catalysts: A review (2020, background): “[1] Pinilla JL, Utrilla R, Karn RK, Suelves I, L azaro MJ, Moliner R, Garcı́a AB, Rouzaud JN.”
- Fe catalysts for methane decomposition to produce hydrogen and carbon nano materials (2017, background): “J.L. Pinailla et al. [28] compared the CMD performance over a FeMo/MgO catalyst under different temperature (550, 700 and 800°C) reduction.”
- Catalytic Hydrogen Production from Methane: A Review on Recent Progress and Prospect (2020, background): “Therefore, the Fe/Mo/MgO exhbitied good activity and stability in CDM with 87% methane conversion at 900 °C [79].”