As a result of the considerable publicity that has been given to localized shortages of crude oil and of natural gas, attention has been focused on the conversion of energy-producing feedstocks from a less to a more desirable form. This may involve catalytic processes, such as coal gasification [1] or steam reforming [2], or noncatalytic processes, such as steam cracking [3] or hydrogasification [4].
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D.L. Trimm (1977) studied this question.
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