“…dissociative adsorption and non-dissociative adsorption. 238 According to the reaction process shown in Fig. 9, 239,240 CO in the syngas is adsorbed dissociatively on the catalyst for forming C* and O*, where C* is hydrogenated to .…”
Section: Underpinning Chemistries Of the Uses Of Biomass-derived Prod...mentioning
Conventional biomass gasification involves a complex set of chemical reactions leading to the production of a product gas mainly composed on carbon monoxide, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and methane.
“…dissociative adsorption and non-dissociative adsorption. 238 According to the reaction process shown in Fig. 9, 239,240 CO in the syngas is adsorbed dissociatively on the catalyst for forming C* and O*, where C* is hydrogenated to .…”
Section: Underpinning Chemistries Of the Uses Of Biomass-derived Prod...mentioning
Conventional biomass gasification involves a complex set of chemical reactions leading to the production of a product gas mainly composed on carbon monoxide, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and methane.
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