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water-gas shift reaction: a standalone construct

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Catalysis

the catalytic reaction of carbon monoxide with steam to give carbon dioxide and hydrogen, used to adjust hydrogen content of synthesis gas.

In catalysis, water-gas shift reaction refers to the catalytic reaction of carbon monoxide with steam to give carbon dioxide and hydrogen, used to adjust hydrogen content of synthesis gas. This meaning comes from Ratnasamy (2009) in Catalysis Reviews.[1]

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References

Ratnasamy, C., & Wagner, J. P. (2009). Water Gas Shift Catalysis. Catalysis Reviews, 51(3), 325-440. https://doi.org/10.1080/01614940903048661

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