Method of catalytically recombining radiolytic hydrogen and radi

Details Method of catalytically recombining radiolytic hydrogen and radi Method of catalytically recombining radiolytic hydrogen and radi

1976-10-12

1978-10-10

Thomas, Earl C.

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Oxygen or compound thereof

Water

423219, 423248, 176 16, 176 37, 422159, 422173, 422177, B01D 5334, C01B 500

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041197062

ABSTRACT:
A catalytic reactor useful for carrying out a catalytic reaction comprises a horizontally disposed reaction zone. Foraminous retaining means are disposed within said reactor or reaction zone transversely thereof and occupying the complete cross-section of said reaction zone available for the flow of gaseous or vaporized reactants therethrough. The foraminous retaining means define a transverse volume along a portion of the length of the reactor and are adapted to be filled with particle-form catalytic material. A chamber is disposed at the upper portion of and in open communication with said transverse volume. The chamber is adapted to be filled with particle-form catalytic material so as to maintain the transverse volume filled with particle-form catalytic material. The catalytic reactor is generally useful for carrying out catalytic reactions involving gaseous or vaporized reactants and a mass of particle-form catalytic material.

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