Fundamental insights and emerging opportunities in plasma catalysis for light alkane conversion

With increasingly available renewable sources of electricity, plasma catalysis could be a key component in the decarbonization of natural gas and greenhouse gas valorization. Fundamental insight is needed in both the coupling of plasma and catalytic chemistries, and in chemical limitations and opportunities of such coupled systems to enable larger scale engineering and optimization. This perspective describes some of the pressing needs and high-impact opportunities present in the current research landscape of plasma catalysis for light hydrocarbons.

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Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry
Published
2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cogsc.2024.100987
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2
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Catalytic Processes in Materials Science
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Fundamental insights and emerging opportunities in plasma catalysis for light alkane conversion

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Fundamental insights and emerging opportunities in plasma catalysis for light alkane conversion

Russell J. Clarke, William F. Schneider, Jason C. Hicks, David B. Go, Denver J. Haycock
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With increasingly available renewable sources of electricity, plasma catalysis could be a key component in the decarbonization of natural gas and greenhouse gas valorization. Fundamental insight is needed in both the coupling of plasma and catalytic chemistries, and in chemical limitations and opportunities of such coupled systems to enable larger scale engineering and optimization. This perspective describes some of the pressing needs and high-impact opportunities present in the current research landscape of plasma catalysis for light hydrocarbons.

Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable ChemistryVol. 51
University of Notre Dame (US)
National Science Foundation, Office of Naval Research, Division of Engineering Education and Centers
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
Catalytic Processes in Materials Science
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