Ammonia synthesis takes NO for an answer

Chase Sellers and Thomas P. Senftle ()
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Chase Sellers: Rice University
Thomas P. Senftle: Rice University

Nature Energy, 2023, vol. 8, issue 11, 1184-1185

Abstract: Electrochemical methods are emerging as potential ways to electrify the production of ammonia (NH3). Now, researchers have discovered a copper–tin electrocatalyst that can efficiently and selectively achieve high production rates of ammonia from nitric oxide (NO) feedstocks, marking a key step forward in decarbonizing ammonia synthesis.

Date: 2023
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