Propane reforming on Ni–Ru/GDC catalyst: H2 production for IT-SOFCs under SR and ATR conditions
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Vincenzo Baglio | Vincenza Modafferi | Francesco Frusteri | V. Baglio | F. Frusteri | P. Antonucci | V. Modafferi | G. Panzera | Pier Luigi Antonucci | G. Panzera
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