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Advancement of Direct Partial Oxidation of Natural Gas over Monolith Catalysts

Hou Yong-jiangnjin

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The direct partial oxidation of natural gas is difficult to control because of its homogeneous reaction and high heat loss.Direct partial oxidation of nature gas over monolith catalysts in nearly adiabatic reactors with very high flow rates has been recommended.

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The direct partial oxidation of natural gas is difficult to control because of its homogeneous reaction and high heat loss.Direct partial oxidation of nature gas over monolith catalysts in nearly adiabatic reactors with very high flow rates has been recommended.

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The direct partial oxidation of natural gas is difficult to control because of its homogeneous reaction and high heat loss.Direct partial oxidation of nature gas over monolith catalysts in nearly adiabatic reactors with very high flow rates has been recommended.

Key concepts: Monolith, Partial oxidation, Catalysis, Adiabatic process, Homogeneous, Natural gas, Chemistry, Chemical engineering

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