@article{PATENT,
      recid = {8472},
      title = {Process for in-situ production of hydrogen (H2) by alcohol  decomposition for emission reduction from internal  combustion engines},
      number = {PATENT},
      month = {Dec},
      year = {2003},
      abstract = {A process and apparatus are provided for in-situ  production of hydrogen (H2) by alcohol decomposition for  emission reduction from internal combustion engines.  Hydrogen is generated by a catalytic process for in-situ  production from alcohols, either neat, or in a hydrocarbon  mixture, such as gasoline. The in-situ production of  hydrogen is achieved using a solid basic catalytic bed  provided with the internal combustion engine. The preferred  catalyst is a copper (Cu) containing layered double  hydroxide (LDH)-derived catalyst, such as a Cu/Al  LDH-derived catalyst. At least a portion of an alcohol  containing fuel is passed through the catalyst bed to  generate hydrogen gas from the alcohol substantially  without producing carbon monoxide. The fuel and generated  hydrogen gas is injected into the internal combustion  engine. Catalytic reactions are provided at temperatures in  a range between ambient and 500° C., preferably between  150° C. through 400° C.},
      url = {http://knowledge.uchicago.edu/record/8472},
}