1. Characteristics of an oxygen-carrying material
Ideally, an oxygen-carrying material should have the following characteristics:
1) Be responsive to desired reactions;
2) Withstand sometimes high temperatures;
3) Have sufficient mechanical strength not to degrade when circulating in reactors;
4) Do not allow carbon deposits to form on its surface;
5) Not be costly either when obtained or when used in the process;
6) Comply with health, safety and environmental requirements;
7) Be inert to traces of impurities that fuels may contain.
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Be responsive to desired reactions
Oxygen-carrying materials need to be reactive, both to convert the fuel to the desired species (complete combustion or not, depending on the intended application) and...
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Characteristics of an oxygen-carrying material