Effect of coexistence of siloxane on production of hydrogen and nanocarbon by methane decomposition using Fe catalyst
Biogas derived from sewage sludge contains CO2, siloxane, and methane. In this study, the effect of coexistence of siloxane on the production of hydrogen and carbon nanofiber by methane decomposition using iron oxide-alumina catalyst was investigated. The catalyst was reduced by heating in a flow of...
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