H2O-splitting thermochemical cycle based on ZnO/Zn-redox: Quenching the effluents from the ZnO dissociation

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Müller, R.; Steinfeld, A.

Chemical Engineering Science , Volume 63 (1): 217-227 – Jan 1, 2008

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Müller, R.; Steinfeld, A.

Chemical Engineering Science , Volume 63 (1): 217-227 – Jan 1, 2008

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