A chemical process in which hydrogen containing fuels react with steam, oxygen, or both to produce a hydrogen-rich gas stream. (syngas)
A reaction that converts methane or other hydrocarbons and water into hydrogen and carbon monoxide. It is the largest source of hydrogen on Earth today.
in chemistry, processing technique by which the molecular structure of a hydrocarbon is rearranged to alter its properties. The process is ... [1 related articles]
Rather than breaking up molecules as in cracking, reforming is aimed at improving gasoline quality via changing the chemical characteristics.