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Can elemental iron catalyze methanol cracking?

2017-06-16View Original

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I’m not very familiar with catalysis; from what I’ve read, iron-based catalysts are used in synthetic catalysis, is that correct? Can reduced elemental iron be used to catalyze methanol cracking? Thank you!
Reply #22017-06-16
The common raw materials for methanol cracking catalysts are copper, aluminum, and zinc; for more details, please consult on catalysts for hydrogen production via methanol cracking.

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