Atmospheric nitrogen, with the aid of an iron catalyst, reacts with hydrogen to produce ammonia. That reaction produces lots of ammonia – worldwide production is 160 million tons every year.

New research suggests tiny electrical charges in water droplets could have fueled the chemical reactions that led to life.

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Once hydrogen is separated and recovered, it can be combined with various catalytic reactions to synthesize useful and easy-to-handle chemicals and fuels (e.g., CO 2 to methane, nitrogen to ammonia, ...

Manure from the cows owned by dairy farmer Raymond Goggin produces about 1,000 tonnes of slurry every winter, and this year's ...