Thermochemical process for the production of hydrogen and oxygen

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1977-01-04

1977-11-01

Meros, Edward J.

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Oxygen or compound thereof

423648R, 423652, 423653, C01B 116, C01B 128, C01B 1300

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ABSTRACT:
In a thermochemical circulation process, hydrogen and oxygen are obtained from water wherein sulfuric acid and the paraffin hydrocarbon corresponding to the olefin used are formed from water, sulfur dioxide and a low-molecular weight olefin, particularly ethylene; the sulfuric acid is decomposed into water, sulfur dioxide and oxygen; the paraffin hydrocarbon is decomposed into the corresponding olefin and hydrogen; and after the removal of the hydrogen and oxygen, the remaining separation products are recycled into the first reaction.

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Gregory, "A Hydrogen-Energy System", Aug. 1972, pp. III-42-III-68.
Wentorf et al., "Science", vol. 185, No. 4148, July 1974, pp. 311-319.
Funk, "9th Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, 1974 Proceedings", pp. 394-399.

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