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146. Hao, x.H., Guo, L.J., Mao, x., Zhang, x.M., and Chen, x.J., “Hydrogen production
from glucose used as a model compound of biomass gasified in supercritical water,”
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 28, 55–64 (2003).
147. Tang, H. and Kitagawa, K., “Supercritical water gasification of biomass: Thermodynamic
analysis with direct gibbs free energy minimization,” Chemical Engineering Journal,
106 (3), 261–267 (2005).
148. Chakinala, A., Brilman, D., van Swaaij, W., and Kersten, S., “Catalytic and non catalytic
supercritical water gasification of microalgae and glycerol,” Industrial & Engineering
Chemistry Research, 49 (3), 1113–1122 (2010).
149. Susanti, R., Nugroho, A., Lee, J., Kim, Y., and Kim, J., “Noncatalytic gasification
of isooctane in supercritical water: A strategy for high-yield hydrogen production,”
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 36 (6), 3895–3906 (2011).
150. Goodwin, A. and Rorrer, G., “Conversion of glucose to hydrogen rich gas by supercritical water in a microchannel reactor,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 47
(12), 4106–4114 (2008).
151. Kong, L., Li, G., Zhang, B., He, W., and Wang, H., “Hydrogen production from biomass wastes by hydrothermal gasification,” Energy Sources, Part A, 30, 1166–1178
(2008).
152. Sinag, A., Kruse, A., and Rathert, J., “Influence of the heating rate and the type of
the catalyst on the formation of key intermediates and on the generation of gases during hydropyrolysis of glucose in supercritical water in a batch reactor,” Industrial &
Engineering Chemistry Research, 43, 502–508 (2004).
153. Kersten, S.R.A., Potic, B., Prins, W., and van Swaaij, W., “Gasification of model compounds and wood in hot compressed water,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
Research, 45, 4169–4177 (2006).
154. Lee, S., Lanterman, H., Wenzel, J., and Picou, J., “Noncatalytic reformation of JP-8 fuel
in supercritical water for production of hydrogen,” Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery,
Utilization, and Environmental, 31 (19), 1750–1758 (2009).
155. Van Bennekom, J., Venderbosch, R., and Heeres, H., “Supermethanol: Reforming
of crude glycerine in supercritical water to produce methanol for re-use in biodiesel
plants,” Report, University of Groningen, Groningen, the Netherlands (2011).
156. Vos, J., “Reforming of crude glycerine in supercritical water to produce methanol for
re-use in biodiesel plants,” Report, B.T.G. Biotechnology Group BV, Enschede, the
Netherlands (2007).
157. Wenzel, J., “The kinetics of non-catalyzed supercritical water reforming of ethanol,”
PhD thesis, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO (May 2008).
158. Boukis, N., Diem, V., Habicht, W., and Dinjus, E., “Methanol reforming in supercritical
water,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 42, 728–735 (2003).
159. Taylor, J., Herdman, C., Wu, B., Walley, K., and Rice, S., “Hydrogen production in a
compact supercritical water reformer,” International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 28,
1171–1178 (2003).
160. Gadhe, J. and Gupta, R., “Hydrogen production by methanol reforming in supercritical water: Suppression of methane formation,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
Research, 44, 4577–4585 (2005).
161. Guerrero-Perez, M., Rosas, J., Bedia, J., Rodriguez-Mirosol, J., and Cordero, T., “Recent
inventions in glycerol transformations and processing,” Recent Patents in Chemical
Engineering, 2, 11–21 (2009).
162. Huidong, W. and Renan, W., “Conversion and reforming of fossil fuel by supercritical
water,” Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress, 3, 1–7 (1999).
163. Ramaswamy, K. and T-Raissi, A., “Hydrogen production from used lube oil via supercritical water reformation,” Report, Florida Solar Energy Center, Cocoa, FL (2010).
Water for Energy and Fuel Production
146. Hao, x.H., Guo, L.J., Mao, x., Zhang, x.M., and Chen, x.J., “Hydrogen production
from glucose used as a model compound of biomass gasified in supercritical water,”
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 28, 55–64 (2003).
147. Tang, H. and Kitagawa, K., “Supercritical water gasification of biomass: Thermodynamic
analysis with direct gibbs free energy minimization,” Chemical Engineering Journal,
106 (3), 261–267 (2005).
148. Chakinala, A., Brilman, D., van Swaaij, W., and Kersten, S., “Catalytic and non catalytic
supercritical water gasification of microalgae and glycerol,” Industrial & Engineering
Chemistry Research, 49 (3), 1113–1122 (2010).
149. Susanti, R., Nugroho, A., Lee, J., Kim, Y., and Kim, J., “Noncatalytic gasification
of isooctane in supercritical water: A strategy for high-yield hydrogen production,”
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 36 (6), 3895–3906 (2011).
150. Goodwin, A. and Rorrer, G., “Conversion of glucose to hydrogen rich gas by supercritical water in a microchannel reactor,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 47
(12), 4106–4114 (2008).
151. Kong, L., Li, G., Zhang, B., He, W., and Wang, H., “Hydrogen production from biomass wastes by hydrothermal gasification,” Energy Sources, Part A, 30, 1166–1178
(2008).
152. Sinag, A., Kruse, A., and Rathert, J., “Influence of the heating rate and the type of
the catalyst on the formation of key intermediates and on the generation of gases during hydropyrolysis of glucose in supercritical water in a batch reactor,” Industrial &
Engineering Chemistry Research, 43, 502–508 (2004).
153. Kersten, S.R.A., Potic, B., Prins, W., and van Swaaij, W., “Gasification of model compounds and wood in hot compressed water,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
Research, 45, 4169–4177 (2006).
154. Lee, S., Lanterman, H., Wenzel, J., and Picou, J., “Noncatalytic reformation of JP-8 fuel
in supercritical water for production of hydrogen,” Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery,
Utilization, and Environmental, 31 (19), 1750–1758 (2009).
155. Van Bennekom, J., Venderbosch, R., and Heeres, H., “Supermethanol: Reforming
of crude glycerine in supercritical water to produce methanol for re-use in biodiesel
plants,” Report, University of Groningen, Groningen, the Netherlands (2011).
156. Vos, J., “Reforming of crude glycerine in supercritical water to produce methanol for
re-use in biodiesel plants,” Report, B.T.G. Biotechnology Group BV, Enschede, the
Netherlands (2007).
157. Wenzel, J., “The kinetics of non-catalyzed supercritical water reforming of ethanol,”
PhD thesis, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO (May 2008).
158. Boukis, N., Diem, V., Habicht, W., and Dinjus, E., “Methanol reforming in supercritical
water,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 42, 728–735 (2003).
159. Taylor, J., Herdman, C., Wu, B., Walley, K., and Rice, S., “Hydrogen production in a
compact supercritical water reformer,” International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 28,
1171–1178 (2003).
160. Gadhe, J. and Gupta, R., “Hydrogen production by methanol reforming in supercritical water: Suppression of methane formation,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry
Research, 44, 4577–4585 (2005).
161. Guerrero-Perez, M., Rosas, J., Bedia, J., Rodriguez-Mirosol, J., and Cordero, T., “Recent
inventions in glycerol transformations and processing,” Recent Patents in Chemical
Engineering, 2, 11–21 (2009).
162. Huidong, W. and Renan, W., “Conversion and reforming of fossil fuel by supercritical
water,” Chemical Industry and Engineering Progress, 3, 1–7 (1999).
163. Ramaswamy, K. and T-Raissi, A., “Hydrogen production from used lube oil via supercritical water reformation,” Report, Florida Solar Energy Center, Cocoa, FL (2010).