In this article, the catalytic partial oxidation of CH 4 is investigated using these new features in RMG. Catalytic partial oxidation (CPOX) is the catalyzed reaction of hydrocarbons with O 2 to produce a hydrogen-rich synthesis gas consisting of H 2 and CO. This reaction is important in industry because H 2 is used for fossil fuel processing and ammonia production, and CO is used for the bulk manufacturing of aldehydes. Catalytic partial oxidation to produce syngas is also useful in fuel cell applications. Because of its abundance in natural gas, CH 4 is a popular feed-stock.