Christian J. Laycock

Author

University of South Wales ORCID

Also Known As

C. Laycock, C.J. Laycock, Christian James Laycock, Christian J Laycock, Christian J. Laycock, Christian James Laycock

Publications

361

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All Affiliations

University of South Wales Tata Steel (United Kingdom)Keele University Neath Port Talbot Hospital Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

About

Christian J. Laycock is an author at University of South Wales specializing in engineering, chemical engineering, and chemistry.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	10	10	322
2	Chemical Engineering	9	9	281
3	Chemistry	5	5	170
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	41
5	Applied Physics	1	1	41

Christian J. Laycock

Publications

333

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Biogas as a fuel for solid oxide fuel cells and synthesis gas production: effects of ceria-doping and hydrogen sulfide on the performance of nickel-based anode materials Christian J. Laycock, John Staniforth, R. Mark Ormerod Dalton Transactions Sulfur PoisoningEngineeringGas ConversionGasificationChemistry	2011	57
Quantification of surface species present on a nickel/alumina methane reforming catalyst Ian P. Silverwood, Neil G. Hamilton, Christian J. Laycock, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics Materials ScienceSurface SpeciesChemical EngineeringCalibration ProceduresEngineering	2010	51
Examining slit pore widths within plasma-exfoliated graphitic material utilising Barrett–Joyner–Halenda analysis Rachel L. McLaren, Christian J. Laycock, Emmanuel Brousseau, New Journal of Chemistry EngineeringNanoporous MaterialPlasma-exfoliated Graphitic MaterialCarbon-based MaterialNanoelectronics	2021	41
Simulation of integrated novel PSA/EHP/C process for high-pressure hydrogen recovery from Coke Oven Gas S.C.J. Van Acht, Christian J. Laycock, Stephen Carr, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Hydrogen Energy TechnologyChemical EngineeringEngineeringHigh-pressure Hydrogen RecoveryHydrogen Utilization	2020	39
Biohythane as an energy feedstock for solid oxide fuel cells Ganesh Veluswamy, Christian J. Laycock, Kalpit Shah, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Chemical EngineeringEngineeringBiofuel ProductionBioenergyEnergy Feedstock	2019	32
Persistent species formed during the carbon dioxide reforming of methane over a nickel–alumina catalyst Ian P. Silverwood, Neil G. Hamilton, John Staniforth, Catalysis Today Chemical EngineeringCarbon SequestrationEngineeringGas ConversionPersistent Species	2010	27
Highly efficient coproduction of electrical power and synthesis gas from biohythane using solid oxide fuel cell technology Kleitos Panagi, Christian J. Laycock, James P. Reed, Applied Energy Chemical EngineeringElectrical EngineeringEngineeringBioenergyHighly Efficient Coproduction	2019	21
Optimization of VPSA-EHP/C process for high-pressure hydrogen recovery from Coke Oven Gas using CO selective adsorbent S.C.J. Van Acht, Christian J. Laycock, Stephen Carr, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Vpsa-ehp/c ProcessHydrogen Energy TechnologyChemical EngineeringHydrogen ProductionEngineering	2020	20
Co-electrolysis of simulated coke oven gas using solid oxide electrolysis technology Michal M. Czachor, Christian J. Laycock, Stephen Carr, Energy Conversion and Management Materials ScienceElectrometallurgyChemical EngineeringEngineeringSimulated Coke	2020	19
The importance of fuel variability on the performance of solid oxide cells operating on H2/CO2 mixtures from biohydrogen processes Christian J. Laycock, Kleitos Panagi, James P. Reed, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy Chemical EngineeringHydrogen ProductionBioenergyEngineeringEnergy Conversion	2018	15

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