Affiliation:
1. University of Malaga Technology of Catalytic Processes PROCAT Chemical Engineering Department Faculty of Sciences Campus de Teatinos 29071 Malaga Spain
2. University of Buenos Aires Institute of Hydrogen Technologies and sustainable Energies ITHES (UBA-CONICET) Chemical Engineering Department Faculty of Engineering Ciudad Universitaria 1428 Buenos Aires Argentina
Abstract
AbstractA multimetallic sample, NiCeSnRh/Al2O3, was tested in methane reforming with a CH4:H2O:CO2 molar ratio equal to 3:2:1. A very stable methane conversion with the time‐on‐stream was achieved during 20 h. Dimethyl sulfide served as a model sulfur molecule and a sulfurized sample was also tested. This achieved slightly lower conversion with a stable performance for more than 10 h and a minor but continuous decrease of its activity, after this period. The carbon dioxide conversion was always higher than the methane conversion in agreement with the lower H2/CO ratio observed with respect to the theoretical value, 2/1, indicating the sulfur might block the active sites for H2O activation. The analysis of the used catalysts showed graphitic and disordered carbon deposits.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,General Chemical Engineering,General Chemistry
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