Oligomerization of Carbon Monoxide in Plasma of the Dielectric Barrier Discharge

E. Litvishko; M. Goreshnev; Larisa Maletina

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.635

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Oligomerization of Carbon Monoxide in Plasma of the Dielectric Barrier Discharge

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Influence of plasma dielectric barrier discharge on oligomerization of carbon monoxide was shown. The ratio of CO and H₂ was equal to 2: 1. Gas flow-rate was 3 cm³/s for H₂ and 6 sm³/s for CO. It was found that methane formation is 1.2% at parameters of dielectric barrier discharge of 0.1 J. per pulse, up to 2000 pulse per second.

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Dielectric Barrier Discharge, Oligomerization, Plasma, Syngas

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