Insights into the Active Sites for Catalytic Steam Reforming of Methane from Oscillations in the Reaction

A new oscillating catalytic reaction is discovered: steam reforming of CH4 in the presence of SO2 over Rh nanoparticles. The reducing products from the reforming reaction convert SO2 to adsorbed sulfur, which causes deactivation. W...

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Main Author:	Yu Zhang (12946) (author)
Other Authors:	Qian Wang (32718) (author), Peter Glarborg (1267818) (author), Martin P. Andersson (3772123) (author), Jakob B. Wagner (1285410) (author), Keld Johansen (1649089) (author), Thomas K. Torp (8297793) (author), Jean-Claude Grivel (8746752) (author), Anker D. Jensen (1280688) (author), Chaofeng Hou (13214506) (author), Wei Ge (39218) (author), Jakob M. Christensen (2854124) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Neuroscience Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified theoretical calculations show theoretical calculations reveal 4 </ sub 2 </ sub catalytic steam reforming primary active sites cause oscillations despite reforming reaction convert particle edges decorated step sites identifies steam reforming active sites particle edges edges decorated cause oscillations sustained oscillations standing question reducing products reducing environment reconstructed edges oxidizes away oxidizes adsorbed metastable state heterogeneous catalysts extremely sensitive emerges via electron microscopy certain structure causes deactivation also explains active site 3d catalysts 2d facets
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Insights into the Active Sites for Catalytic Steam Reforming of Methane from Oscillations in the Reaction

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