Reforming of carbon dioxide to methane and methanol by electric impulse low-pressure discharge with hydrogen
Reforming of carbon dioxide to methane and methanol by electric impulse low-pressure discharge with hydrogen
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氢气电脉冲低压放电将二氧化碳重整为甲烷和甲醇
DOI:
10.1007/s11090-011-9333-0
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Satoru Iizuka
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作者:
Masaki Kano;Genki Satoh;Satoru Iizuka
Basic phenomena of the reduction of carbon dioxide to reusable organic materials including methane and methanol were investigated by using a radio frequency impulse discharge in a low gas pressure range without catalysis. The discharge took place under different discharge parameters such as voltage, gas flow rate, gas-mixing ratio, and gas residence time, where the carbon dioxide was mixed with hydrogen at total gas pressure of 1–10 Torr. Organic materials such as methane and methanol were observed. Carbon monoxide was a major product from carbon dioxide. Methane was the dominant organic species produced by the discharge. The concentration of methane increased with discharge voltage, and its volume fraction attained 10–20% of the products containing carbon that came from carbon dioxide. This fraction was also dependent on the mixing ratio of carbon dioxide and hydrogen. We also observed the formation of methanol, though its fraction was low, a few %, compared with methane.