Abstract
Oscillatory reactions over nickel wires during the partial oxidation of methane were investigated in a tubular continuous flow reactor made of quartz at atmospheric pressure. A modified thermocouple was designed to measure the temperature while the interposed nickel coil worked as a catalyst. Significant effects on the oscillations were observed by varying the system temperature and the feed gas composition, and by cutting off one of the reactant gases temporarily.
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