Fuel production through Fischer–Tropsch synthesis on carbon nanotubes supported Co catalyst prepared by plasma

Effect of support surface treatment on the synthesis, structure, and performance of Co/CNT Fischer–Tropsch catalysts

“…reduction of CoO to metallic cobalt [9]. It can be seen that all reduction peaks in the sample supported on oxidized CNT had shifted to higher temperatures, indicating a reduction of cobalt oxide impaired by the presence of the functional groups, which has been reported before [40,54]. A quantification of the TPR data to determine the degree of reduction was difficult, since the hydrogen uptake from the reduction of cobalt oxide is likely to overlap with hydrogen consumption from gasification of the support.…”

Fischer–Tropsch synthesis using Co and Co-Ru bifunctional nanocatalyst supported on carbon nanotube prepared via chemical reduction method

“…In addition to influences of a transition metal as a promoter and nature of the support materials on FTS, the catalyst preparation methods such as impregnation, solvothermal, atomic layer deposition, surface displacement reaction and chemical vapor deposition play a major role in catalyst activity and liquid hydrocarbon selectivity as investigated by the prior studies [10,18,[30][31][32][33] . Among the chemical synthesis procedures, the method of surface displacement reaction has been less investigated [7] .…”

Promotion effect of additive Fe on Al2O3 supported Ni catalyst for CO2 methanation

“…Many efforts have been made to study the influence of DBD plasma on enhancing the catalytic performance . Bian and Fu studied the effect of DBD plasma on the catalyst for methanation and Fischer‐Tropsch synthesis respectively. They found that the catalysts after DBD treatment presented superior catalytic performance.…”