Abstract The paper describes a novel high-performance catalyst that was developed for partial oxidation of methane (POM) and dry reforming (DRM) into synthesis gas. is based on samarium cobaltite dispersed in oxide matrix. Unlike its known counterparts cobaltate, the resistant to carbonization contains active sites exhibit higher syngas productivity.

A series of the mixed oxides iron and cerium, with an iron(III) oxide content ranging from 0 wt% to 100 were tested as oxygen carriers in chemical looping dry reforming methane (CL-DRM). The reactivity during CL-DRM significantly increased when cerium are forming a oxide. By careful control Fe2O3/CeO2 mass ratio, initial oxidation state reaction time activity carrier material can be adjusted so...

The thermal valorization of glycerol to produce synthesis gas has been investigated under conventional and microwave heating systems. Different processes (pyrolysis, steam reforming and dry reforming) are compared, using a commercial activated carbon as catalyst. The reforming processes that employ oxidizing agents (CO2 or H2O) were found to promote higher glycerol conversions than mere termal ...