Process for oxide reactions by radiofrequency-char catalysis

Details Process for oxide reactions by radiofrequency-char catalysis Process for oxide reactions by radiofrequency-char catalysis

1992-11-12

1993-10-26

Niebling, John

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Processes and products

Processes of treating materials by wave energy

20415743, 2041576, 2041582, B01D 5300

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052562654

ABSTRACT:
This process for oxide reactions by radiofrequency--char catalysis utilizes the unique chemical reactivity of an RF-energized char surface to enhance desirable chemical reactions involving oxides. Decomposition of selected oxide constituents from a gas stream is a typical application.

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