Eswaravara Komarala

Catalyst Support for Direct-Ammonia Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell Anodes based on Lanthanum Titanium Oxynitride Saurav Sorcar, Hodaya Zinowitz, Eswaravara Prasadarao Komarala, Nomi Moshe, Ira Agranovich and Brian Ashley Rosen Abstract Ammonia is considered a promising fuel for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) owing to its ease of transportation, hydrogen density, and energy content.

Methane dry reforming catalyst prepared by the co-deflagration of high-nitrogen energetic complexes Moran Dahan,a Eswaravara Komarala,a Ludmila Fadeev,b Ajay K. Chinnam,b Avital Shlomovich,b Sophia Lipstman,b Siva P. Padi,b Herman Haustein,c Michael Gozinb  and Brian A.

Methane dry reforming presents a unique opportunity to simultaneously consume both methane and carbon dioxide and generate from them clean-burning synthetic fuels for mobile energy applications. The industrialization of CH4 dry reforming has been impeded mainly due to problems relating to the catalyst-support interface including sintering and carbon accumulation. Here, we present a new methodology, termed co-deflagration, for the synthesis of a stable supported catalyst for methane dry reforming.