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Can sunlight convert emissions into useful materials? – Science Daily
A team of researchers has designed a method to break CO2 apart and convert the greenhouse gas into useful materials like fuels or consumer products ranging from pharmaceuticals to polymers. Typically, this process requires a tremendous amount of energy. Howev…
Shaama Sharada calls carbon dioxide — the worst offender of global warming — a very stable, “very happy molecule.”She aims to change that.
Recently published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry A, Sharada and a team of researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering seek to break CO2 apart and convert the greenhouse gas into useful materials like fuels or consumer products ranging from pharmaceuticals to polymers.
Typically, this process requires a tremendous amount of energy. However,…
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