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Progress on Catalytic Partial Oxidation of Methane to Syngas

Minhua Zhang

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Progress on catalytic partial oxidation of methane to syngas was reviewed.Two main mechanisms of oxidation were recommended,i.e.direct oxidation and indirect oxidation.Attention was given to Nisupported catalysts.The characteristics of fixed bed reactor,fluidized bed reactor,membrane reactor and other reactors which were developed recently were summarized.

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Progress on catalytic partial oxidation of methane to syngas was reviewed.Two main mechanisms of oxidation were recommended,i.e.direct oxidation and indirect oxidation.Attention was given to Nisupported catalysts.The characteristics of fixed bed reactor,fluidized bed reactor,membrane reactor and other reactors which were developed recently were summarized.

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Progress on catalytic partial oxidation of methane to syngas was reviewed.Two main mechanisms of oxidation were recommended,i.e.direct oxidation and indirect oxidation.Attention was given to Nisupported catalysts.The characteristics of fixed bed reactor,fluidized bed reactor,membrane reactor and other reactors which were developed recently were summarized.

Key concepts: Syngas, Partial oxidation, Methane, Catalysis, Fluidized bed, Syngas to gasoline plus, Chemistry, Chemical engineering

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