Rate oscillations during partial oxidation of methane over chromel–alumel thermocouples
Rate oscillations during partial oxidation of methane over chromel–alumel thermocouples
A chromel–alumel thermocouple has been found to catalyse the methane/oxygen reaction, the main products being CO, H2 with some CO2 and H2O. Regular oscillations in both reactants, products and temperature have been observed at temperatures around 700thinspcirC. Similar behaviour has been obtained using nickel wires.
methane partial oxidation, oscillation, chromel–alumel thermocouple
147-152
Zhang, X.
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Mingos, D.M.P.
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Hayward, D.O.
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April 2001
Zhang, X.
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Mingos, D.M.P.
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Hayward, D.O.
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Zhang, X., Mingos, D.M.P. and Hayward, D.O.
(2001)
Rate oscillations during partial oxidation of methane over chromel–alumel thermocouples.
Catalysis Letters, 72 (3-4), .
(doi:10.1023/A:1009036128275).
Abstract
A chromel–alumel thermocouple has been found to catalyse the methane/oxygen reaction, the main products being CO, H2 with some CO2 and H2O. Regular oscillations in both reactants, products and temperature have been observed at temperatures around 700thinspcirC. Similar behaviour has been obtained using nickel wires.
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Published date: April 2001
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methane partial oxidation, oscillation, chromel–alumel thermocouple
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