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The use of ruthenium Y zeolite catalysts for the selective methanation of carbon monoxide
Fuel processing is the conversion of hydrocarbons to produce a mixture of H2 and CO, whereby the H2 will be used in a PEMFC. CO needs to be removed as the tolerance level of the Pt based electro catalyst is only 10 ppm of CO. In order to lower the concentration from 1% post-WGS, to 10 ppm, CO can be...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2016
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