Low-temperature hydrogen production from ethanol and methanol reforming using advanced catalysts

Higher education and research

Social sciences research

A process used for blue hydrogen production, which is paired with carbon capture and storage.

Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

A catalyst system that converts ethanol into hydrogen and acetic acid at 270°C without producing carbon dioxide, using strategically dispersed platinum and iridium atoms on molybdenum carbide surfaces.

China

Research project to develop a catalyst that converts ethanol into hydrogen and acetic acid at 270°C without CO2 emissions, using platinum and iridium atoms dispersed on molybdenum carbide surfaces.

Research project to develop a catalyst that converts methanol into hydrogen at 200°C with record stability, using platinum particles embedded on molybdenum nitride with lanthanum oxide protective layer.

A catalyst system using platinum and iridium atoms on molybdenum carbide that converts ethanol into hydrogen and acetic acid at 270°C without CO2 emissions.

A catalyst system using platinum particles on molybdenum nitride with lanthanum oxide protection that converts methanol into hydrogen at 200°C with record stability and ultra-low platinum loading (0.26% by weight).