Following formic acid production, it represents the second step in a process for sustainable and climate-friendly hydrogen production from biomass—the so-called BFH process (Biomass–Formic Acid–Hydrogen). In addition, the formic acid must effectively cross the phase boundary, because a reaction only occurs when formic acid, the catalyst, and the additive come into contact. It illustrates how hydrogen is released f ...Quelle: OxFA GmbHCopyright: OxFA GmbHLarge-scale plant: Bio-based formic acid is produced there in continuous operation. Small-scale plant for the continuous dehydrogenation of aqueous (bio-based) formic acid. Large-scale plant: Bio-based formic acid is produced there in continuous operation.