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Jet fuel from water, Aerospace, June 2014, p 9
In Europe, an international team SOLAR JET has employed a high-temperature solar reactor to split a metal into metal and oxygen ions which are compounded with carbon dioxide and water vapour to produce syngas, and then F-T synthesised to jet fuel.
Abstract details
Journal title: Aerospace
Keywords: 2 Aerospace - 2.5 Alternative aviation fuels
Subjects: Syngas, Carbon dioxide
