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The Key Technology of Synthesized DME from Biomass Syngas

Qingli Xu

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Biomass gasification,biomass-syngas purification technology,biomass-syngas reforming and synthesis of diethyl were introduced.And the system essential technology like the gasification technology,the purification technology and the diethyl synthesis technology had been analyzed.A technology that suits our national conditions was proposed.

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Biomass gasification,biomass-syngas purification technology,biomass-syngas reforming and synthesis of diethyl were introduced.And the system essential technology like the gasification technology,the purification technology and the diethyl synthesis technology had been analyzed.A technology that suits our national conditions was proposed.

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Biomass gasification,biomass-syngas purification technology,biomass-syngas reforming and synthesis of diethyl were introduced.And the system essential technology like the gasification technology,the purification technology and the diethyl synthesis technology had been analyzed.A technology that suits our national conditions was proposed.

Key concepts: Syngas, Biomass (ecology), Biomass gasification, Syngas to gasoline plus, Waste management, Environmental science, Chemistry, Catalysis

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