CO2 Methane Conversion

In this paper plasmachemical CO2 conversion of methane is discussed as one of the ways of producing hydrogen while reducing the emission of carbon dioxide. The series of experiments was made with a goal of evaluating not only the synthesis gas composition, but also ways to see the amount of hydrogen produced during the process. It was discovered that change in area occupied by hydrogen leads to increase in average temperature, which leads to increase in arc conductivity. Therefore, determining that arc conductivity is one of the ways to determine the change in hydrogen content of the produced synthesis gas.