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Researchers at the University of Bath have devised a new method for producing medications that use blue light to reduce the amount of energy required and the chemical waste generated

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Chemical Reactions Improve the Competence of Vital Energy Storage Technology

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The College of Engineering at Oregon State University discovered a means to boost the efficiency of a sort of grid-scale storage that is critical for

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Heat is Used to Reduce the Resistance of All-solid-state Batteries

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For a long time, solid state batteries have been regarded as an important source of power for a wide range of applications, and lithium-ion batteries,

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Advanced Catalysts for Clean Hydrogen Production are being Developed by Researchers

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Hydrogen may be created cleanly with considerably better efficiency and at a lower cost than is now achievable with commercially available catalysts, according to Oregon State University study into catalyst

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Scientists Create a Cost-Effective Scotch-Tape to Boost the Viability of a Solar Power Industry Rising Star

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Researchers from Northern Illinois University and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) of the United States Department of Energy (DOE) in Golden, Colorado, have reported

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For sustainable catalyst production, a new process makes every atom matter

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Scientists have developed a novel approach to breakbulk metal into atoms in order to create heterogeneous catalysts with no chemical waste, which will lead to

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In a simple and environmentally friendly approach, bioplastics can be chemically regenerated into nitrogen-rich fertilizers

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Over the last century, plastics have taken the globe by storm, with applications in almost every facet of our lives. However, the rise of synthetic polymers, which are the building

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New Oxide-ion Conductors based on Perovskite are Powering the Future

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A recent study reported stable and high oxide-ion conductors based on a new hexagonal perovskite-related oxide. These high-performance oxide-ion conductors have the potential to pave

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Chemical Reactions at High Temperatures are Predicted by a New Computational Approach

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Metals must be extracted from oxides at high temperatures not only for the production of metals like steel but also for recycling. Researchers have been

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Bio-Petroleum for Sustainable Materials is Invented by Chemical Researchers

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A team of researchers from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities' National Science Foundation Center for Sustainable Polymers has created a chemical method that combines fermentation and chemical refining to