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. 2021 Jul 8;3(3):201–217. doi: 10.1007/s42768-021-00074-z

Table 2.

Yields of different plasma-catalytic nitrogen fixation systems

Discharge form Catalyst Maximum output/% Maximum production rate (μ mol/min) Energy yield g/(kWh) Nitrogen conversion rate (N/H ratio) Source
DBD Copper wire 3.5 160 3.3 Aihara et al. [4]
DBD Ni/Si 6.4 Akay et al. [7]
DBD Alumina medium 1.25 1.83 Bai et al. [12]
DBD PZT 0.9 2.7% (1:3) Gómez-Ramírez et al. [10]
DBD PZT 7% (1:3) Gómez-Ramírez et al. [26]
DBD Nano-diamond 1.2 2.3% (1:3) Hong et al. [21]
DBD DLC 1 2% (1:3) Hong et al. [21]
DBD Metal wire 3.5 About 96 Iwamoto et al. [20]
DBD Ru/Mg/Al2O3 35.7 Kim et al. [17]
DBD Ru/Al2O3 1.49 37 1.9 0.4% (2:1) Li et al. [18]
DBD Ru/Al2O3 About 37 0.38 4.8% (1:3) Mizushima et al. [16]
DBD Ru/CS/carbon nanotubes 3.7 2.3 Peng et al. [19]
DBD MgCl2 56 20.5 Peng et al. [25]

Note: In some literatures, the ammonia output is the conversion rate of nitrogen, while in other literatures, it is the ammonia concentration. Therefore, the data quoted here are for reference only

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