Advances and Technology Development in Greenhouse Gases: Emission, Capture and Conversion

<p>Section I: Methane Conversion and Applications<br>1. Syngas production from methane by reforming process: dry, steam, partial oxidation, autothermal, etc.<br>2. Direct conversion of methane to methanol<br>3. Ethylene production from methane<br>4. Ethane production from methane<br>5. Propane and heavier hydrocarbons production from methane<br>6. Conversion of methane to aromatics<br>7. CS2 production from methane reforming with H2S<br>8. Power and electricity generation from methane<br>9. Cogeneration and trigeneration application of methane<br>10. Recent advances and new concepts in methane conversion and applications<br>11. The largest operating plants and pilots for methane conversion<br>12. Economic assessments and cost analysis of methane utilization as an energy production source<br>13. Environmental impacts and challenges of methane usage for synthesizing products and energy<br><br>Section II: Nitrox Oxide Conversion and Applications<br>14. Conversion of nitrox oxide to N2<br>15. Nitrox oxide application as an oxidizer<br>16. Application of nitrox oxide in food plants and medicine<br>17. Application of nitrox oxide for synthesizing N-containing complex molecules like triazenes, azo dyes, etc.<br><br>Section III: Ozone Applications<br>18. Applications of ozone in medical, medicine, and dentistry sciences<br>19. Water treatment through ozonation<br>20. Ozone application in marine and freshwater systems<br>21. Applications of ozone in food industries<br>22. Ozone applications in agriculture and animal husbandry<br>23. Application of ozone for surface cleaning </p>