Frank Holzer

Dr. Frank Holzer

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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2005 in Applied Catalysis B: Environment and Energy
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URU. Roland
U. Roland
FHFrank Holzer
Frank Holzer
FKF.-D. Kopinke
F.-D. Kopinke

1 April 2002 in Catalysis Today
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URU. Roland
U. Roland
FHFrank Holzer
Frank Holzer
FKF.-D. Kopinke
F.-D. Kopinke

1 May 2011 in Applied Catalysis A: General
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RGR. Gonzalez-Olmos
R. Gonzalez-Olmos
FHFrank Holzer
Frank Holzer
FKF.-D. Kopinke
F.-D. Kopinke
AGA. Georgi
A. Georgi

1 December 2005 in Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processing
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FHFrank Holzer
Frank Holzer
FKF. D. Kopinke
F. D. Kopinke
URU. Roland
U. Roland

16 March 2009 in IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications
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DPDaniel Porter
Daniel Porter
MPMicah D. Poplin
Micah D. Poplin
FHFrank Holzer
Frank Holzer
WFWright C. Finney
Wright C. Finney
BLBruce R. Locke
Bruce R. Locke
Formation rates of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) , hydrogen (H2), and oxygen (O2) in gliding arc discharge with water spray and a variety of carrier gases, including Ar, He, O2, N2, and CO2, were determined. Significantly larger rates and concentrations of hydrogen peroxide were found in the present reactor with a modified liquid injection nozzle than in previous work. As long as nitrogen oxide species are minimized or not formed, the formation rates of hydrogen peroxide were less sensitive to the carrier gas (O2, CO2, Ar), although He gave about one-half the rate as these other gases. The stoichiometric ratios of H2:O2:H2O2 exhibited a range of behaviors for the different carrier gases with the highest H2 formation rate in Ar and N2 and the largest O2 formation in CO2.