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Anode materials for a hydrogen sulfide solid oxide fuel cell

Yates et al., 1999

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17043165607151323383
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Yates C
Winnick J
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Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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Hydrogen sulfide is produced at an annual rate of 10 million tons, mostly as by-products in the petroleum and natural gas industries. Concentrations range from a few ppm to 90% in refining and natural gas industries. Traditionally hydrogen sulfide is concentrated to levels of …
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