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November 14, 2023
BY Oregon State University
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Scientists have developed a low-waste method for directing the structure of porous materials by adding just a few drops of liquid during mechanochemical synthesis. The technique could improve materials used for carbon capture, fuel purification and industrial chemical processes while reducing solvent use, energy consumption and production costs.
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Researchers in Singapore have developed a process that converts shrimp shells and other organic waste into carbon-negative hydrogen, protein for aquaculture feed and calcium carbonate for construction materials, with commercialization efforts now underway.
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