Method for producing hydrogen by thermochemical process based on hydrochlorination of cerium
A thermochemical and reaction technology, applied in the fields of chemical instruments and methods, inorganic chemistry, hydrogen production, etc., can solve problems such as the difficulty of maintaining the stability of the conversion reactor
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Embodiment 1
[0142]In this example, a test for carrying out the reaction (B) was carried out.
[0143] These experiments consisted in making 47ml of HCl azeotropic solution and 8mg of CeO 2 (corresponding to 1.5 times the stoichiometric amount required to fully chloride the cerium) contacts.
[0144] From this test, the possibility of reaching a reaction progress of 0.9 within 40 minutes can be demonstrated.
[0145] In the process of using a stoichiometric mixture, it takes hours to achieve progress to 0.9.
Embodiment 2
[0147] In this example, experiments were performed to achieve distillation associated with reaction (B).
[0148] These experiments consisted in making 31 ml of HCl azeotropic solution with 8 mg of CeO 2 (equivalent to a stoichiometric mixture) in contact so that all CeO 2 Reacts with chloride ions.
[0149] From this test it has been demonstrated that 95% of the water formed during the chlorination of cerium oxide is recovered.
[0150] The pH of the recovered water was later 2, indicating that there was only a very small amount of HCl in solution (10 in the reactor -2 mol.l -1 to 6.6mol.l -1 , ie, a ratio of 660), which should interfere only slightly with response (A).
Embodiment 3
[0152] In this example, a test for carrying out the reaction (B') was carried out.
[0153] These experiments consisted in displacing about 4 g of CeCl in a round bottom flask heated to 150°C 3 Dissolve in 40ml of water and boil the mixture until complete evaporation.
[0154] The recovered undissolved residue corresponds to cerium oxychloride CeOCl.
[0155] The kinetics of this overall reaction is limited by the evaporation time.
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