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Explain the term water shift reaction?

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❥ Water gas shift reaction is defined as the reaction between carbon monoxide and water vapor to form carbon dioxide and hydrogen. The mixture of carbon dioxide and hydrogen is known as water gas. This reaction is more catalyzed on iron catalysts and merely catalyzed by cobalt catalysts.

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Answered by adityajadhav192005

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The reaction between CO of syngas and steam in presence of catalyst is called water gas shift reaction.

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This reaction increases the yield of hydrogen obtained from coal gasification reaction as shown below.

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