Titlebook: Hydrogen and Energy; Charles A. McAuliffe Book 1980 Charles A. McAuliffe 1980 chemical engineering.chemistry.energy.hydrogen

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Production of Hydrogen, all the hydrogen produced worldwide is derived from hydrocarbon sources. But, as pointed out previously, since hydrogen is to replace fossil-fuels in the long term, alternative raw materials will have to be found and alternative processes developed to produce hydrogen. The only ‘endless’ source of

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,Coal—the Fossil Fuel of the Future,2 shows that coal conversion to liquid fuels requires 6000–7000 SCF of hydrogen per barrel of synthetic oil and about 1500 SCF to produce 1000 SCF of synthetic gas. Thus, it is seen that there can be an intimate connection in production/use of both hydrogen and coal. Presently the industrial world r

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