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#GreenHydrogen + #CO2 to #methanol, breakthrough conversion-selectivity "#MethanolEconomy." methanol is a bulk basic chemical that can be used to prepare important chemical products such as olefins, aromatics, formaldehyde, dimethyl ether, etc. It is an important raw material for plastic products, cosmetics, and architectural coatings. With the accelerated development of carbon dioxide hydrogenation to methanol technology, new high-efficiency catalysts are emerging one after another, and catalyst characterization and evaluation processes are continuously optimized. hydrogenation of CO2 to produce methanol, and its reaction equation is as follows: CO 2 +3H 2 =CH 3 OH+H 2 O (1) The main side reaction is the reverse water gas reaction (RWGS), (2) CO 2 +H 2 =CO+H 2 O (2) CO2 hydrogenation to methanol is an exothermic reaction (Eq. 1), while the RWGS side reaction is an endothermic (Eq. 2) In order to achieve an appreciable reaction rate, increasing the reaction temperature, but this is also accompanied by a sharp sacrifice in methanol selectivity, because the competing RWGS reaction is thermodynamically favored at high temperatures. , methanol product may also decompose to form CO at high temperatures , with the increase of reaction temperature CO2 conversion and methanol selectivity generally show a seesaw relationship over various catalysts I the development of catalysts Commonly used catalysts include copper-based catalysts, metal oxide catalysts, precious metal catalysts, and other new catalysts (such as metal sulfides) . At present, the research on catalysts for the hydrogenation of CO2 to methanol mainly focuses on copper-based catalysts. designed and synthesized copper-based catalysts by introducing carriers, additives, and improving or introducing new preparation methods, regulating the interactions between the catalyst components, promoting the dispersion of copper, and obtaining more active sites, thereby improving the carbon dioxide conversion rate and methanol selectivity. In addition, explore the generation, migration and conversion paths of intermediate species in the process of carbon dioxide hydrogenation to methanol, clarifying the reaction path and reaction mechanism, and promoting the process of methanol industrialization. 1-commercial Cu/ZnO/Al2O3 catalyst has a methanol selectivity of 75% and a CO2 conversion of 5% at 200°C, but the selectivity drops rapidly to below 50% when the CO2 conversion approaches 20% at 250°C. 2-deposition-precipitation method to prepare Cu-ZnO-SrTiO 3 catalysts with structured n-type semiconductor material SrTiO 3 as the support for the hydrogenation of carbon dioxide to methanol. 3-Indium oxide is a breakthrough catalyst for the hydrogenation of carbon dioxide to methanol. nickel-indium oxide catalysts by comparing co-precipitation and impregnation methods #CCUS
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🚀 Discover the Future of High-Pressure Solutions with Quality Fluorocarbon! 🌟In industries where reliability and performance are non-negotiable, **quality Fluorocarbon & Fluoroelastomer Viton FKM** are revolutionizing high-pressure environments. Our latest insights reveal how this game-changing material is setting new benchmarks for durability and efficiency, thanks to its unique chemical structure of carbon and fluorine atoms. 🌐From chemical processing to aerospace, automotive to oil and gas, the integration of quality fluorocarbon translates to enhanced durability, reduced maintenance, and superior performance, even under the most challenging conditions. Imagine seals and gaskets that stand the test of aggressive chemicals and extreme pressures, or components that remain stable at high temperatures—this is the power of fluorocarbon in action. 🔧✈️🚗Why settle for less when you can achieve more? Compared to traditional materials like rubber, metal, and plastics, fluorocarbon offers unparalleled chemical resistance, thermal stability, and pressure endurance, making it the preferred choice for forward-thinking industries. 📈As we delve into the future, anticipate innovations that will streamline production, reduce costs, and expand applications into emerging fields like renewable energy and biotechnology. Our commitment to sustainable practices also ensures that our innovations are not just powerful but responsible. 🌱🔬Elevate your industry standards and stay ahead of the curve with quality fluorocarbon. Discover how we can transform your high-pressure applications today by exploring our detailed article here: [Quality Fluorocarbon: A Game Changer for High-Pressure Environments]( https://bit.ly/3YjFdMk) 📖🔗#QualityFluorocarbon #HighPressureSolutions #InnovationInIndustry #DurabilityAndPerformance #FluoroelastomerVitonFKM
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Digital Feature: #E-methanol: Benefits, process, challenges and a novel #technology to produce it Hydrocarbon Processing sat down with Andrew Symes, OXCCU TECH LTD, to discuss the #production, benefits and challenges of #e-methanol, as well as a novel, one-set process to produce it #sustainability #emissions #SAF #methanol https://ow.ly/U33W50Twr8e
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For the first time, a plasma-based CO2-conversion technology is being demonstrated industrially in Belgium by D-CRBN and ArcelorMittal Belgium #carboncapture #decarbonization #plasma https://loom.ly/k1UWQvc
First industrial demonstration of plasma-based CO2 conversion - Chemical Engineering
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Join Callum O'Reilly, Senior Editor of Hydrocarbon Engineering, as he interviews Luis Hoffmann, Head of Renewables Process Technology, Sulzer Chemtech, and Emmanuelle Chauveau, Product Line Manager, Sulzer Chemtech, in an exclusive Spotlight Q&A Interview. They consider why polymer recycling presents both a critical challenge and an opportunity to incorporate sustainability in industrial practices worldwide, and explore how dissolution recycling can capture the space between mechanical recycling and chemical recycling. Watch the full conversation here: https://bit.ly/3AagpgC #SulzerChemtech #PolymerRecycling #Innovation #HydrocarbonEngineering #CircularEconomy
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Innovative low-temperature process heralds a new era of efficient and sustainable chemical manufacturing.
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Lucintel’s recent analysis in the form of the report- Growth Opportunities in the Global #RecoveredCarbonBlackMarket 2023-2030: Trends, Opportunities and Competitive Analysis- forecasts that tires will remain the largest application over the forecast period supported by the increasing adoption of recovered carbon black by major tire companies for environment sustainability and lowering manufacturing cost. Increasing use of recovered carbon black in the tire industry, and growing environmental concern towards low carbon footprints will further spur the growth of the recovered carbon black market in different regions. Top companies in this market include Pyrolyx AG, Black Bear Carbon, Delta Energy Inc., Integrated Resource Recovery, Inc., and CARBON KLEAN INDUSTRIES. #chemical #recoveredcarbonblack #tires #transportation #industrial #buildingandconstruction #packaging #carbonblack Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dRyPNzY2
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