Innovative Device Harvests Ammonia from Air, Reducing Emissions
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Researchers at Stanford University and King Fahd University have developed a prototype device that produces ammonia, a key fertilizer ingredient, from air using wind energy. This method could replace the traditional energy-intensive process, significantly reducing carbon emissions. The device operates at room temperature and standard pressure, making it portable and eco-friendly. It could also serve as a clean energy carrier, aiding in decarbonizing industries. The technology is expected to be market-ready in two to three years.
Topics:science#agriculture#ammonia#carbon-emissions#renewable-energy#science-and-technology#sustainability
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