Performance Study of Ni/Si-MCM-41 Catalysts, Synthesized with Different Silica Sources, and their Application on Methane Dry Reform to Produce Green Hydrogen
Abstract:The present work carried out an extensive and deepened study regarding the physicochemical characteristics of two Si-MCM-41-type supports, synthesized employing two distinct silica precursors, tetraethyl orthosilicate (TEOS) and rice husk ash (RHS), with the dispersion of nickel on the surface of the catalytic support. The direct influence of the active phase dispersion was analyzed, making a relationship with the formation of coke and with its performance on methane dry reform (DRM). The catalysts were prepar… Show more
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