Keywords
carbon monoxide
carbon-containing materials
hydrogen
iron catalyst
lignin
steam reforming
Abstract
Steam reforming of lignin was performed in the presence of catalytic amounts of iron introduced into lignin via an impregnation from a Fe(NO3)3 solution. Organic products with low molecular weights formed in the low-temperature region included aromatic, aliphatic and phenolic compounds. The high-temperature processing of lignin in H2O vapors resulted in the formation of CO and H2 as the major products.
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