Abstract
The potential of hydrogen as a future energy carrier is only fully unleashed if fuel processors generating hydrogen of a suitable purity can be engineered. Selective methanation of CO can be used as a first step for cleaning up feed gas for e.g. proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells [1] where CO poison the platinum electrodes and for removing oxygen containing compounds in hydrogen used in ammonia plants [2].
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