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The new sensor, which incorporates silicon nanowire, is compatible with existing technology and is simple to produce ...
The Shetland Hydrogen Project 2 project aims to supply green ammonia for a range of industries, including shipping and fertiliser production, Statkraft said in a press release last week. The scheme ...
Japan says that by blending ammonia with coal in its boilers, it can make coal less damaging to the planet. But the technology faces many hurdles. By Motoko Rich and Hikari Hida Reporting from ...
Introducing ammonia for long-haul shipping Ammonia is known by many as a foul-smelling, toxic chemical used in agriculture and cleaning products. But it's also a flexible fuel and energy carrier.
Ammonia, made of hydrogen and nitrogen, doesn’t emit carbon dioxide and can be mixed with coal at power plants to lower carbon emissions.
Bacteria thrive on it, red blood cells carry it in high concentration, yet the human brain can’t tolerate it. The ability of cells to acquire or dispose of ammonia can be a matter of life and death.
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