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Carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in the hydrogen used in the reforming process

2010-08-05View Original

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In recent tests of the cyclic hydrogen in the workshop, amounts of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide were detected. I would like to ask: where do carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide come from in this reformation cyclic hydrogen? Where does oxygen come from? Is it something that was already present in the system or in the raw materials, or is it caused by an error in the testing?
Reply #22012-04-15
It is produced when water is at high temperatures

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