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Decomposition of Methane over Iron Catalysts at the Range of Moderate Temperatures: The Influence of Structure of the Catalytic Systems and the Reaction Conditions on the Yield of Carbon and Morphology of Carbon Filaments
The kinetic model of formation of nanofibrous carbon from CH4–H2 mixture over a high-loaded nickel catalyst with consideration for the catalyst deactivation
Thermogravimetric studies of carbon nanofiber formation from methane at low temperature over Ni-based skeletal catalysts and the effect of substrate pre-carburization
Hydrogen production by thermo catalytic decomposition of methane on Ni-based catalysts: influence of operating conditions on catalyst deactivation and carbon characteristics
Production of carbon nanotubes through combination of catalyst reduction and methane decomposition over Fe–Ni/ZrO2 catalysts prepared by the citrate method
Kinetics and deactivation mechanisms of the thermal decomposition of methane in hydrogen and carbon nanofiber Co-production over Ni-supported Y zeolite-based catalysts
Hydrogen production by thermocatalytic decomposition of methane using a fixed bed activated carbon in a pilot scale unit: Apparent kinetic, deactivation and diffusional limitation studies
Effects of reaction conditions on hydrogen production and carbon nanofiber properties generated by methane decomposition in a fixed bed reactor using a NiCuAl catalyst
Thermo catalytic decomposition of methane over Cu - Al2O3 and 5 - 20wt% Ni - Cu - Al2O3 catalysts to produce hydrogen and carbon nanofibers
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