2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3se01319g
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Hydrogen production by waste tire recycling by photo-pyrolysis

Wanderson O. Silva,
Bhawna Nagar,
Dennis Ellersiek
et al.

Abstract: Waste tires are a major environmental concern due to their non-degradable nature and the large area occupied by them in landfills worldwide.

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“… 16 Recent work demonstrated that this technique can also be used to produce hydrogen from tires. 17 Through the application of light pulses characterized by varying intensities and a wide range of wavelengths, a succession of photo-thermal and photo-chemical reactions is initiated. Originally designed for photonic sintering, this pulsed light system saw its first application in drying edge-oxidized graphene nanosheet films for rapid establishment of a compact electrode surface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 16 Recent work demonstrated that this technique can also be used to produce hydrogen from tires. 17 Through the application of light pulses characterized by varying intensities and a wide range of wavelengths, a succession of photo-thermal and photo-chemical reactions is initiated. Originally designed for photonic sintering, this pulsed light system saw its first application in drying edge-oxidized graphene nanosheet films for rapid establishment of a compact electrode surface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%