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Carbon dioxide, despite making up a very little percentage of the atmosphere, is critical for the survival of life on our planet. Excess carbon dioxide, on the other hand, can

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A significant advance in the use of Iron Catalysts in Pharmaceuticals

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Iron would be the most promising but disruptive member of a classroom full of transition metals that may be exploited as catalysts for sophisticated pharmacological

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In an Experimental and Computational Study, a Pathway for ‘Green Ammonia’ Opens Up

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A combined experimental and computational study yields promising results for a new class of ammonia-producing catalysts under mild conditions. Ammonia production is estimated to be

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Auto Industry is getting closer to Clean Cars powered by Direct Ethanol Fuel Cells

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Oregon State University's alternative-energy research is paving the way for the widespread adoption of clean cars powered by direct-ethanol fuel cells. Zhenxing Feng of the OSU College of Engineering led

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Microbes can help Petrochemical Industry produce Long-lasting Hydrocarbons

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The petrochemical industry converts oil and gas into precursors that are then used to create lubricants and other critical products. Chemists demonstrate that bacteria can

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Tiny chemistry labs for medical testing and more might be powered by nature-inspired coatings

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A novel coating that allows certain liquids to travel over surfaces without losing fluid might lead to breakthroughs in a variety of sectors, including medical

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To Fight against Water Pollution, a new Polymer Detection Method is being used to turn the Peptide

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Water monitoring technologies are widely used to detect contaminants in a wide range of water ecology applications, including water treatment plants and water distribution systems. Over the last few decades,

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A Fully Autonomous Chemical Mini-plant Powered by Solar Energy

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Scientists have created a fully functional standalone solar-powered mini-reactor that could be used to produce fine chemicals in remote locations on Earth, and possibly even

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Discovery of Complex Alloys through Computational Means can hasten the Transition to Green Aviation

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Green Aviation entails activities aimed at increasing aircraft fuel efficiency, developing the next generation of efficient air traffic control, and developing new technologies and systems

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Polyethylene – a new type of Plastic that is both Durable and Biodegradable

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Plastic waste accumulates in large swirling gyres in five locations around the world's oceans, the largest of which is three times the size of France. Every year, millions of tons