Internal Reforming on Metal Supported SOFCs

Catalytic activation and reforming of methane on supported palladium clusters

Article history: Received 29 March 2010 Revised 25 May 2010 Accepted 2 June 2010 Available online 8 July 2010

CATALYTIC REFORMING OF n-HEPTANE ON PLATINUM-TUNGSTEN SUPPORTED ON GAMMA-ALUMINA

The mono-metallic and bi-metallic catalysts have been prepared by impregnating with solutions containing a compound of H2PtCl6,WO3 and 1ml HCl (0.1 mol). It should be noted that the catalysts’ activity and selectivity have been determined under these conditions : 450-5000C ,and 15-25atm by H2. For converting n-heptane , the molar ratio H2/C7H16 is 5 , and LHSV is 1.5ml/h. It has been proved tha...

Reforming legal regulations and internal rules

Steam reforming on transition-metal carbides from density-functional theory

A screening study of the steam reforming reaction on clean and oxygen covered early transitionmetal carbides surfaces is performed by means of density-functional theory calculations. It is found that carbides provide a wide spectrum of reactivities, from too reactive via suitable to too inert. Several molybdenum-based systems are identified as possible steam reforming catalysts. The findings su...

CATALYTIC REFORMING OF n-HEPTANE ON PLATINUMNIOBIUM SUPPORTED ON GAMMA-ALUMINA

The series of mono-metallic and bi-metallic catalysts have been prepared by impregnatingwith solutions containing compound of H2PtC15,NbC15 and lml HC1 (0.1 mol). The activityand selectivity of the catalysts have been determined under conditions at 450-500°C, 15-30atm. Molar ratio H2/C7H16=5 and VVH=1.5/h for converting n-heptane. Under theseexperimental conditions it has been established that ...