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The deadline for this RFP is Jun 20, 2026. Make sure to submit your proposal before this date to be considered.

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Researchers developed a class of catalyst materials suitable for dry reforming, bi-reforming and steam reforming applications under liter-per-minute scale gas flows. The catalyst can produce tunable syngas ratios and be structured into form factors to suit the user’s specific reactor type, process conditions, and target product.

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