N. Fujita et al., THE EFFECT OF RADIATION AND METAL-ION ADDITION ON THE CO2 REDUCING REACTION IN IRON-CONTAINING WATER, Radiation physics and chemistry, 46(3), 1995, pp. 345-352
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Nuclear Sciences & Tecnology","Chemistry Physical","Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical
The effect of gamma-rays and metal ion additives has been studied usin
g solutions suspended with iron powder and saturated with CO2. It is p
roved that the products are H-2, CO and seven hydrocarbons composed of
less than 4 carbon atoms, and that CO is formed only under irradiatio
n, unlike other products. Without gamma-rays, the yield is significant
ly reduced by introducing metal ions, whereas an increased yield is co
nfirmed under exposure. The result is understood by taking into accoun
t the reduction of redox potential.