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Narrowing band gap energy of CeO2 in (Ni/CeO2)@ SiO2 catalyst for photothermal methane dry reforming

Han et al., 2021

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5352002732298842097
Author
Han K
Wang Y
Wang S
Liu Q
Deng Z
Wang F
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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Thermal catalysis is the most investigated approach for methane dry reforming (MDR) reaction over Ni-based catalysts. However, sintering and carbon deposition in the conventional approach tend to deactivate the Ni catalysts. Developing new technique to …
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