Computer models identify catalysts to replace fossil fuels in ammonia production
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Researchers used computational modeling to identify catalysts capable of replacing fossil-fuel-based ammonia production, which currently accounts for 1.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions and 2% of world energy consumption.
The findings are from computational models; laboratory and industrial-scale validation will require further research and testing.
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