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Can the low-temperature shift reaction be used for hydrogen production from dry gas?

2016-10-26View Original

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I would like to ask whether low-temperature shift reactions can be used for hydrogen production from dry gas. Is this process actually in use? To what extent can carbon monoxide levels be reduced? What is the hydrogen content in the gas produced by low-temperature shift reactions?
Reply #22016-10-27
Dry gas without low-temperature shift, with medium-temperature shift

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