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Advanced Ni tar reforming catalysts resistant to syngas impurities: Current knowledge, research gaps and future prospectsMohamed et al., 2022
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- Mohamed D
- Veksha A
- Ha Q
- Chan W
- Lim T
- Lisak G
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Catalytic reforming is a promising technology for the removal of tar from syngas. However, due to the presence of other impurities such as H 2 S, HCl, HBr, siloxanes, alkali metals, and NH 3, the lifetime, activity, and stability of commonly used Ni-based catalysts is limited. This …
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