Oregon State University research makes key advance for capturing carbon from the air
Vanadium, one of the CO2 capture materials, displaying a brilliant deep purple color // PHOTO: May Nyman, chemistry professor, OSU College of Science
February 15, 2024
BY Oregon State University
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