Dry reforming of light hydrocarbons such as methane has gained interest due to the
consumption of greenhouse gases like methane and CO 2 and production of syngas (H 2 …

Dry reforming of methane (DRM) promises to reduce greenhouse gas emission by
converting CO 2 and CH 4 (produced eg in anaerobic digestion processes) into syngas with …

Dry reforming of methane (DRM) has been investigated for more than a century; the
paramount stumbling block in its industrial application is the inevitable sintering of catalysts …

The dry reforming reaction (DRM) had capacity to mitigate the greenhouse gases from
environment as well as to produce syngas as a chemical feedstock. Various doped metal …

CO 2 (dry) reforming of CH 4 (DRM) reaction is an attractive measure to not only mitigate the
environmental problems such as global warming but also produce the syngas as feedstock …

The increasing amount of greenhouse gases, especially CO2, in the atmosphere during the
past decades has been a matter of great concern. Meanwhile, with the extensive exploration …

Nickel, the most commonly used active metal for the dry reforming of methane (DRM), often
encounters the challenge of severe deactivation due to sintering and carbon deposition. In …

This paper reports advances on the preparation of stable Ni-based catalysts for DRM
reaction using various supports, promoters, synthesis methods, and pre-treatment …

Methane dry reforming (MDR, CH4+ CO2→ CO+ H2) receives great attention because of the
contributions to reducing the emission of greenhouse gases and producing valuable …

During dry reforming of methane, oxygen species over the catalyst surface play an important
role in CH 4/CO 2 reactivity, catalytic performance and carbon deposition. Herein, the effects …