Achieving efficient almost CO-free hydrogen production from methanol steam reforming on Cu modified α-MoC

doi:10.1039/d3ra07448j

Wen Jiang, Aonan Liu, Ming Yao, Yuchun Zhang, Peng Fu

Achieving efficient almost CO-free hydrogen production from methanol steam reforming on Cu modified α-MoC

General Chemical Engineering
General Chemistry

Methanol, serving as a hydrogen carrier, is utilized for hydrogen production through steam reforming, a promising technology for on-vehicle hydrogen applications.

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