Transforming CO 2 into methanol is a two-step chemical reaction. First, CO 2 reacts with a catalyst to become carbon monoxide (CO). The CO then undergoes a catalytic reaction to become methanol.

Methanol, also known as wood alcohol, is a comparatively clean-burning compound that can be used in fuel cells, as an alternative to gasoline in internal combustion engines, and as fuel for ships ...

The new design increases the methanol production rate and results in a higher Faradaic efficiency of 50%, meaning less of the ...

Alternatively, it can be used in internal combustion engines instead of gasoline (see: drag racing). In China, methanol has just been approved by the ministry for standards for use as a motor ...

The fuel could be diesel or methanol, while air ... Fuel cells have strong benefits over conventional combustion-based technologies currently used in many power plants and cars.

Natural gas, kerosene, methanol and other gases such as hydrogen, synthesis gases or wood gas are used as fuels. The combustion process is studied in optically accessible combustion chambers. Here, ...