Plasma Catalysis

Plasma catalysis is gaining increasing interest for various gas conversion applications, such as CO2 conversion into value-added chemicals and fuels, N2 fixation for the synthesis of NH3 or NOx, methane conversion into higher hydrocarbons or oxygenates. It is also widely used for air pollution contr...

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Main Author: Bogaerts, Annemie (auth)
Format: Book Chapter
Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2019
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653 |a gas composition 
653 |a radiofrequency plasma 
653 |a calcium carbonate decomposition 
653 |a phenanthrene 
653 |a methane reforming 
653 |a dry reforming of methane 
653 |a NH3 decomposition 
653 |a dielectric barrier discharge 
653 |a gas temperature 
653 |a relative humidity 
653 |a CO selectivity 
653 |a isotope labelling 
653 |a nanocatalyst 
653 |a packed-bed dielectric barrier discharge 
653 |a Ga-In alloys 
653 |a mineralization 
653 |a rotating gliding arc plasma 
653 |a dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) 
653 |a catalyst 
653 |a plasmas-catalysis 
653 |a H2S oxidation 
653 |a post plasma-catalysis 
653 |a naphthalene 
653 |a VOC abatement 
653 |a nonstoichiometry 
653 |a zeolites 
653 |a H2 generation 
653 |a tar destruction 
653 |a adsorption-plasma catalysis 
653 |a NOx conversion 
653 |a catalyst preparation 
653 |a CeO2 
653 |a nonequilibrium plasma 
653 |a non-thermal plasmas 
653 |a mode transition 
653 |a bimetal 
653 |a DBD plasma 
653 |a surface filament 
653 |a self-cooling 
653 |a indium 
653 |a plasma catalysis 
653 |a gallium 
653 |a perovskite catalysts 
653 |a ammonia synthesis 
653 |a packing materials 
653 |a air pollution 
653 |a toluene 
653 |a particle-in- cell/Monte Carlo collision method 
653 |a CO2 decomposition 
653 |a Manganese 
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