How much does hydrogen peroxide catalytic converter cost?
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01 May 2017 | This catalytic converter system is cash effective and more economical than the existing catalytic converter. |
72 Citations | Catalytic hydrogenation is straightforward, but also has a high capital cost, and the cost/availability of the continuous hydrogen production required may also be problematic. |
| Selected catalytic experiments with different in situ formed intermediates showed the essential role of a small amount of hydrogen peroxide (omnipresent in commercial peracetic acid, 6 wt% H2O2) for efficient catalytic dye decomposition. | |
| Ultimately, the whole-life cost, including fitting, seems likely to be well within 400 to 500 pounds Sterling per vehicle--cheaper than a catalytic converter. | |
| A catalyst with high efficiency and low-cost is proposed which can catalyze hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) for desulfurization and denitrification simultaneously in this study. | |
22 Citations | Hydrogen peroxide can be utilized as a cost-effective and atom-efficient oxidant in the present catalytic epoxidation even under heterogeneous conditions. |
23 Citations | SHS showed the potential for the production of a relatively inexpensive catalytic converter. |
28 Citations | This process has the potential to provide a low energy-cost route to the generation of hydrogen peroxide, either for in situ use as a “green” oxidant or as part of a water splitting process for the generation of oxygen and hydrogen. |
43 Citations | By optimization of the reactant supply, high productivity (up to 16.8 mol h −1 m −2 in methanol) and high selectivity (between 80% and 90%) to hydrogen peroxide could be demonstrated in this reaction for the first time with catalytic membranes. |
7 Citations | BACKGROUND The catalytic direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide is a highly interesting alternative process to avoid the current anthraquinone route because it implies significant sustainability improvements. |