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"Chemical Looping". Oxygen Carrier Metals

Author: Ludivine FRANCK-LACAZE

Publication date: July 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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    3. Numerous oxygen-carrying materials tested

    It is difficult to find an oxygen-carrying material that performs well on criteria as varied as reactivity with the fuel, chemical and mechanical integrity, reasonable cost, etc. Moreover, low-cost natural ores are even more complex, as they are often inhomogeneous and chemically impure.

    This section provides a summary of the many materials studied, both synthetic and natural, which present interesting characteristics for playing the role of oxygen carrier in "Chemical Looping" processes.

    3.1 Synthetic materials

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