Green Chem., 2026, Advance Article
DOI: 10.1039/D5GC06003F, Paper
DOI: 10.1039/D5GC06003F, Paper
Christopher J. Koch, Daniel Clairmonte, Jennifer Naglic, Houston Smith, Logan T. Kearney, Jose D. Arregui-Mena, Harry M. Meyer, Sarah Stofik, Victoria Rogers, John T. Kelly, William Gilbraith, Jochen Lauterbach, Lucas Angelette, Tyler Guin
Utilizing a permeation membrane that in situ removes the hydrogen from the reactor improves the performance and allows for the catalysis to be more efficient and achieve near quantitative conversion of ammonia.
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Utilizing a permeation membrane that in situ removes the hydrogen from the reactor improves the performance and allows for the catalysis to be more efficient and achieve near quantitative conversion of ammonia.
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