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Technical and economic evaluation of a methane solid oxide fuel cell

Brousas et al., 1995

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2940269866694874182
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Brousas T
Chiang P
Eng D
Stoukides M
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Solid oxide fuel cells offer the possibility of high temperature synthesis of chemical products with cogeneration of electricity, a process known as chemical cogeneration. This research primarily addresses the likelihood of upscaling present bench-scale experimental results of …
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