Ionics

, Volume 8, Issue 1–2, pp 123–127 | Cite as

Hydrogenation of carbon dioxide in a proton conducting cell reactor

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Abstract

The CO2-H2 reaction was studied at 723–973 K and atmospheric total pressure using a proton conducting double-chamber cell-reactor. The proton conductor was a strontia-ceria-ytterbia (SCY) perovskite of the form: SrCe0.95Yb0.05O3−α. Palladium films served as cathodic and anodic electrodes. CO2/He mixtures were introduced over the cathodic electrode while high-purity hydrogen was passing over the anode. The effects of both the imposed current and the inlet gas composition on the reaction rates and product distribution were examined.

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Dioxide Carbon Dioxide Palladium Perovskite Total Pressure 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Chemical Engineering Department and Chemical Process Engineering Research InstituteUniversity CampusThessalonikiGreece

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