<br/> <br/>Materials which can be used as oxygen stores have found applications in “chemical looping” combustion systems. In this case a metal oxide is used to donate oxygen to a fuel, resulting in combustion and flue gases that are not diluted by nitrogen. The obvious application of this is carbon capture and storage. However, these kind of chemical looping techniques have previously been used commercially for oxygen production and hydrogen production. Increased understanding of how to engineer the oxygen storage materials has led to new applications, including chemical synthesis.  Here the state of the art is reviewed and the use of chemical looping for partial oxidation reactions leading to more complex molecules is explored.<br/>

Redox oxygen transfer materials for carbon capture, hydrogen, and other interesting applications

2019 Spring National Meeting

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