Low-Cost Catalysis Introduced a New Study Showing How to Split Water Molecules Apart for Oxygen Production

Medicine & Technology Feb 28, 2022

A new type of catalyst material also called MHOF has been developed by MIT researchers. Find out how this new approach help with oxygen production.

Electric Car Battery Chemical Can Work as Efficient Rocket Fuel, Study Says

Feb 24, 2022

Learn about the chemical used in electric cars that can improve rocket fuels.

Fluidic Device Makes Opposites Attract; How Incompatible Fluids Like Oil and Water Become Compatible

Feb 21, 2022

With the use of highly innovative fluidic flow approaches plausible in the Flinders VFD or vortex fluidic device, an Australian research team has capped off a decade of study to discover a technique to use "clean chemistry" to unravel the mystery of "mixing immiscibles."

Carbon Capture Storage Powered By Hydrogen Extracts 99% CO2 At a Rate of 2 Liters Of Air Per Minute

Feb 07, 2022

A recent study developed a novel hydrogen-powered carbon capture approach that can extract 99 percent of CO2 straight from the natural air.

Useless Plant Part Found as Effective Biomass Source for Creating Sustainable Materials

Jan 21, 2022

A new study was able to solve how lignins could be source of biomass to create cheap, high-quality, and sustainable products, decreasing the waste of the planet.

World’s Lightest Magnesium Form Developed: Scientists Introduce in New Experiments, Rare, Short-lived Isotope

Jan 01, 2022

With an expectation of helping scientists understand the manner atoms are constructed, scientists recently unveiled their new creation the world's lightest form of magnesium, a never-before-seen isotope.

Airplane Fuel From Sunlight and Air: New Plant Can Produce Carbon Neutral Fuel for Sustainable Aviation and Maritime Transportation

Nov 25, 2021

Engineers are planning to take their new technology of solar kerosene, an airplane fuel made from sunlight and air, to the industrial scale and achieve competitiveness.

New Ice Phase: How Newly Created Superionic Ice May Give Insight on Planetary Formation and Locaiton of Life in the Universe

Nov 24, 2021

Scientists have just been able to create weird, black, hot ice known as superionic ice that is less dense than convetional ice but has a unique interaction with light.

Waste Turned Into Fatty Acids; Study Reveals New Process That Produces Energy-Rich Molecules to Make Fuels, Other Essential Chemicals

Nov 16, 2021

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin - Madison have recently demonstrated a new process that will turn waste into fatty acid, and eventually become useful, instead of useless.

ETH Zurich Develops Sustainable Syngas from Natural Carbon Dioxide and Solar Energy, A Potential Replacement For Fossil Fuels

Nov 03, 2021

A new study was able to develop a system that could create synthetic fuels from renewable sources such as sunlight and air which makes a great alternative for fossil fuels.

Exploding Pants Set Farmers on Fire: What Caused This Unusual Plague in New Zealand During 1930s?

Oct 20, 2021

An unusual plague hit New Zealand in the 1930s when pants of farmers would explode or suddenly burst into flames when they are working on the field or riding on a horse. But what caused these bizarre explosions?

Molecules in Egg Carton Research Shows How Water Surfaces Produce Helpful Materials Like LED for Mobile Phones

Oct 18, 2021

Researchers have just used lasers to examine further how water surface may function as a template for the molecules' regular arrangement, not to mention what physiochemical mechanisms are triggering this.

Particle Refinement Boosts Sodium/Lithium-Ion Batteries By Inducing and Increasing Cycle Capacity

Oct 11, 2021

A new study offers a solution to make sodium/lithium-ion batteries have greater storage capacity.

Can You Turn Seawater Into Fresh Water? New Ion-Removal Process Improves Conversion of Contaminated Water

Oct 05, 2021

Researchers were able to predict the behavior of troublesome ions during water processing, so they were able to develop a new ion-removal process to improve the conversion of seawater into fresh water.

Superconducting Single-Photon Detector Improved; Spectral Resolution Twice the Standard MKID

Oct 05, 2021

A new study improved the standard spectral resolution of a microwave kinetic inductance detector by preventing photon energies from leaking the superconductors.