1991JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPANOpen access

Maximum conversion of dehydrogenation in palladium membrane reactors.

Naotsugu Itoh

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The objective of the study is to compare the maximum conversions in two flow models, cocurrent and countercurrent, for the palladium-membrane reactor with that in a conventional catalytic reactor, whose maximum conversion is determined thermodynamically

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The objective of the study is to compare the maximum conversions in two flow models, cocurrent and countercurrent, for the palladium-membrane reactor with that in a conventional catalytic reactor, whose maximum conversion is determined thermodynamically

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The objective of the study is to compare the maximum conversions in two flow models, cocurrent and countercurrent, for the palladium-membrane reactor with that in a conventional catalytic reactor, whose maximum conversion is determined thermodynamically

Key concepts: Countercurrent exchange, Membrane reactor, Palladium, Dehydrogenation, Catalysis, Membrane, Chemistry, Continuous flow

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