Preparation of highly stable bimetallic Ni–Cu catalyst for simultaneous production of hydrogen and fish-bone carbon nanofibers: Optimization, effect of catalyst preparation methods and deactivation
Authors:
- Nosrat IzadiNINosrat Izadi
- Ali Morad RashidiARAli Morad Rashidi
- Ahmad ZeraatkarAZAhmad Zeraatkar
- Heshmatollah VarmazyarHVHeshmatollah Varmazyar
- Maryam RashtchiMRMaryam Rashtchi
- 1 May 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 39 (15) , 7765-7779
Abstract
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