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The new breed of cutting-edge catalysts

Nature – Advances in catalyst research could create a superhighway to clean energy sources and a more-sustainable chemical industry.

Published September 6, 2016
Categorized as writing Tagged catalysis, green chemistry

Grinding chemicals together in an effort to be greener

Ball-mill containing chemicals for reaction. Image courtesy of James Mack, University of Cincinnati.

New York Times – Milling, or grinding chemicals together without a solvent, could outperform established methods and yet be safe and simple enough for an inexperienced eighth grader to do.

Published August 1, 2016
Categorized as featured, writing Tagged green chemistry, grinding, mechanochemistry, milling

How to make the most of carbon dioxide

Nature – Researchers hope to show that using the gas as a raw material could make an impact on climate change.

Published November 11, 2015
Categorized as writing Tagged Asahi Kasei Chemicals, Calera Corporation, carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide utilization, Carbon Recycling International, green chemistry, Nature, Novomer, polycarbonates, polyols

The slow-chemistry movement

Nature – Slow, solid-state reactions used by lichens and Renaissance pigment-makers could help to make chemistry greener.

Published August 18, 2015
Categorized as writing Tagged accelerated aging, green chemistry, Nature

Degrees of separation

Nature – Chemists hope to break China’s monopoly on rare-earth elements by finding cheap, efficient ways to extract them from ore.

Published May 6, 2015
Categorized as featured, writing Tagged green chemistry, Nature, rare earth security, rare earths
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