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54. Zhang, B., Tang, x., Li, Y., xu, Y., and Shen, W., “Hydrogen production from steam
reforming of ethanol and glycerol over ceria-supported metal catalysts,” International
Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 32, 2367–2373 (2007).
55. Wawrzetz, A., Peng, B., Hrabar, A., Jentys, A., Lemonidou, A., and Lercher, J., “Towards
understanding the bifunctional hydrodeoxygenation and aqueous phase reforming of
glycerol,” Journal of Catalysis, 269, 411–420 (2010).
56. Chheda, J. and Dumesic, J., “An overview of dehydration, aldol condensation, and
hydrogenation processes for production of liquid alkanes from biomass-derived carbohydrates,” Catalysis Today, 123 (1–4), 59–70 (2007).
57. Cho, S.H. and Moon, D.J., “Aqueous phase reforming of glycerol over Ni-based catalysts for hydrogen production,” Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, 11 (8),
7311–7314 (2011).
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Environmental, 56, 171–186 (2005).
59. Davda, R.R., Shabaker, J.W., Huber, G.W., Cortright, R.D., and Dumesic, J.A., Applied
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by aqueous-phase reforming of glycerol over Ni–Cu catalysts derived from hydrotalcite
precursors,” Renewable Energy, 50, 408–414 (2013).
66. Cortright, R.D., “Bioforming process—Production of conventional liquid fuels from
sugar,” ACS/EPA Green Chemistry Conference, June 23, College Park, MD (2009).
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Catalysis Science Technology, 3, 927–931 (2013).
69. Cortright, R., Davda, R., and Dumesic, J., Nature, 418, 964–967 (2002).
70. West, R., Kunkes, E., Simonetti, D., and Dumesic, J., Catalyst Today, 147, 115–125 (2009).
71. Sasaki, M.K., Goto, K., Tajima, K., Adschiri, T., and Arai, K., Green Chemistry, 4, 285–
287 (2002).
72. Climent, M., Corma, A., Iborra, S., Epping, K., and Velty, A., Journal of Catalysis, 225,
316–326 (2004).
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66, 111–118 (2006).
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(2002).
75. Nikolopoulos, A., Jang, B., and Spivey, J., Applied Catalysis A: General, 296, 128–136
(2005).