Reactor scale-up of copper-chlorine cycle of hydrogen production from proof-of-principle to large engineering scale

Reactor scale-up of copper-chlorine cycle of hydrogen production from proof-of-principle to large engineering scale

by Ray Minato

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Hydrogen produced from water splitting and clean energy sources is predicted by many to be a clean fuel that will serve as a substitute for conventional fuels because its oxidation does not emit greenhouse gases. Numerous thermochemical water splitting cycles have been proposed for clean hydrogen production. The copper-chlorine (Cu-Cl) cycle has a relatively low temperature requirement compared with other cycles and therefore is viewed as a promising method.

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