Aqueous-Phase Reforming of Biogas Slurry over MOF-Derived α-MoO3 Catalyst for Producing Renewable Hydrogen: Effect of Fermenting Time
Qingguo Bu,
Jian Wang,
Yuxuan Chen
et al.
Abstract:Aqueous-phase reforming (APR) is an alternative method for treating and utilizing biogas slurry (BS) to produce renewable hydrogen from organic oxygen-containing wastewater. Considering the fluctuating characteristics of BS with changes in the degree of fermentation, developing an efficient catalyst is a major concern for the APR of BS. The novel catalyst based on molybdenum-based metal–organic-framework-derived oxides (Mo-MOF-derived α-MoO3) was reported in this study. The results indicated that the variables… Show more
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