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Researchers from IIT-Guwahati develop low-cost catalyst to produce cleaner hydrogen from water
1+ hour, 47+ min ago (201+ words) WION The most efficient catalysts for water splitting typically depend on rare and costly noble metals, making them impractical for large-scale hydrogen production. To address this, the IIT-Guwahati team turned to a low-cost, easily available nickel salt combined with an…...
Scientists Turn One of the World???s Hardest-To-Recycle Plastics Into Engine Oil
1+ hour, 48+ min ago (778+ words) Polyvinyl chloride is one of the world’s most widely used plastics, but it is also difficult to recycle responsibly. Discarded PVC from pipes, window frames, and even credit cards could become a useful ingredient in synthetic lubricants instead of ending…...
3D molecular kit with fifty-four atoms for learning chemistry through play
10+ hour, 29+ min ago (287+ words) Foro3D Chemistry is often presented as a subject of formulas and symbols that are difficult to visualize. A new 3D molecular model kit, made up of 54 atoms and 42 plastic bonds, is here to change that perception. Aimed at students and teachers, this…...
Climate Coffee brews up world’s first carbon-negative roasting process
2+ hour, 44+ min ago (550+ words) Rowdy Yeatts, High Plains Biochar LLC and Climate Coffee founder, owner and CEO, is shown next to the company’s roaster. A Laramie company is transforming the daily caffeine fix into a climate solution. Climate Coffee, created by High Plains Biochar…...
Scientists say one thousandth of the ocean holds enough lithium and magnesium to last 50,000 years, but an Olympic pool of seawater shows why almost nobody can get it out
3+ hour, 14+ min ago (574+ words) By Gabriel FO · Editorial process A pool of seawater large enough for the Olympics, holding roughly 600,000 gallons, would contain about 2,980 kg. of magnesium. The same water would hold only 0.42 kg. of lithium and 0.00095 kg. of nickel–less nickel than the…...
Boiling Liquid Does Something in Near-Zero Gravity Even Scientists Didn't See Coming
3+ hour, 40+ min ago (650+ words) Out in deep, dark depths of space, electronics and fuel can still get hot – very hot. As plans are made for longer missions and more advanced tech systems, one of the key areas scientists want to understand better is what…...
Big Molecules in Space! – nemokamai atsisiųskite ir žaiskite sistemoje „Windows“ | „Microsoft Store“
11+ hour, 21+ min ago (13+ words) Microsoft...
Applied Sciences, Vol. 16, Pages 8135: Comparison of Conventional and Dehumidified Air-Assisted Spray Drying of a Cellulolytic Enzyme Preparation Obtained from a Pleurotus sp. Culture
4+ hour, 26+ min ago (427+ words) Liquid enzyme formulations are characterized by high water activity, which may adversely affect their storage stability and shelf life. Therefore, their powdered form can significantly improve enzyme stability while facilitating handling, dosing, storage, and transportation. To date, no studies have…...
Photosystem II Reaction Centre Status Controls Non-Photochemical Quenching
2+ hour, 32+ min ago (280+ words) A plant’s response to excessive sunlight may depend on a detail hidden deep inside the molecular machinery that captures light: whether its photosystem II reaction centres are ready to process energy or temporarily locked in a reduced, inactive state. New…...
A meteorite punched through a bedroom ceiling in Hillsborough, New Jersey, in 2024. Scientists have now found hundreds of different amino acids inside it — and the majority are not known to occur naturally on Earth.
9+ hour, 3+ min ago (488+ words) The Hillsborough meteorite was collected within minutes of falling through a New Jersey home, giving researchers a rare look at briny asteroid chemistry and a diverse set of extraterrestrial amino acids. By Space Daily Editorial Team · Edited by Ainura Kalau…...