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The Influence of Mof-Derived Nickel-Carbon Catalysts Towards Optimizing the Methanol Steam Reforming Reaction

Murthy et al.

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15617899016857361369
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Murthy P
Huang J
Wang L
Liu H
Ding J
Wang Z
Krisbiantoro P
Han P
Wu K
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Available at SSRN 4964739

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Hydrogen (H2) is a cleanly combustible, high-energy fuel that has attracted much attention from various governments and industries towards sustainable energy utilization. As liquid methanol is an easier hydrogen storage medium, methanol steam reforming (MSR) is …
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