Dear all,
I have planned to do kinetic studies of Dry (CO2) Reforming of Methane experimentally and theoretically for my developed Ni/CeX-Zr1-XO2. I went through some published papers, and they have shown the final kinetics equation based on different kinetic models, which is very difficult for me to understand and perform for my experiment. May I get help from any one of you in this regard or anybody willing to research collaboration with me in these regard?
Thank you in advance for your kind consideration and any valuable supports!
Reforming is usually equilibrium limited. Approach to equilibrium (in Deg F or C) vs Temperature and/or residence time is a common way to model the equilibrium kinetics.
As Rick Manner mentioned DRM is equilibrium limited, thus to extract the true kinetic behavior you should operate far from the equilibrium (below
Thank you, Danghyan Vardan, sir, for your valuable suggestions!
I will try to do it as per your advice.
Phase rule can be implemented via monitoring temperature and pressure which depends upon variables.