ArticleEnergy & fuels : an American Chemical Society journal2026
Thermal Dry Reforming of Bio-Oil Model Compounds.
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This work presents an experimental investigation of the thermal dry reforming of hydrocarbons and oxygenated compounds representative of biomass pyrolysis bio-oils. Acetol, furfural, phenol, and syringol were used as model oxygenated compounds, while methane and propane were selected as benchmark hydrocarbons. Acetol and furfural were considered as pure feeds, while solid phenol and syringol were dissolved in acetol and furfural, respectively. Experiments were carried out in a tubular flow reactor at atmospheric pressure over a temperature range of 800-1350 K, using diluted stoichiometric feed/CO
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