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The importance of fuel variability on the performance of solid oxide cells operating on H2/CO2 mixtures from biohydrogen processes

Laycock et al., 2018

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6477032358144300757
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Laycock C
Panagi K
Reed J
Guwy A
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

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Biologically produced mixtures of H 2 and CO 2 (biohydrogen) from processes such as dark fermentation or photo-fermentation are versatile feedstocks which can potentially be utilised in solid oxide cell (SOC) devices. In this work, solid oxide electrolysis of biohydrogen has …
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