syngas

• “The product of gasification is called "syngas" - better known as hydrogen and carbon monoxide.”

  Autoblog Green

• “They are evaluating different catalysts needed to facilitate conversion of "syngas" - the gas produced when animal wastes and other biomass are gasified-to liquid fuels.”

  ThePigSite - Industry News

• “In its process the waste is heated to turn it into gas (specifically syngas, which is a mixture of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide), then special enzymes convert the gas into ethanol.”

  Consumer Reports: Go yellow? Soon ethanol may not just be from corn

• “In its process the waste is heated to turn it into gas specifically syngas, which is a mixture of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide, then special enzymes convert the gas into ethanol.”

  Consumer Reports: Go yellow? Soon ethanol may not just be from corn

• “The resulting chemical reaction vaporizes 75 to 85 percent of the waste, transforming it into a blend of gases known as syngas so called because they can be used to create synthetic natural gas.”

  Wired Top Stories

• “The syngas is the fuel for either a natural gas engine or boiler after some modifications.”

  CNET News.com

• “Oxygen is fed into the coal bed via pipes and the coal is burnt in situ producing a gas known as syngas, a mixture of carbon monoxide, methane and hydrogen.”

  WalesOnline - Home

• “Obtaining gas from coal (called syngas) is not the latest technology around: At the end of the 19th century, many cities had gas lights and Germany had syngas-powered vehicles from the '20s until the end of WWII.”

  Autoblog Green

• “Gasification results in a mixture of carbon and hydrogen called syngas, which can then be used to make fuel.”

  Technology Review RSS Feeds

• “This vaporization of the biomass feedstock leads to the formation of syngas, which is the basic building block that is turned into useful fuel.”

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