Plasma synthesis turns CO2 and CH4 into fuels and chemicals
RESEARCHERS have reported a “major breakthrough” in reforming CO2 and CH4 into liquid fuels and c...
News - Process
A fashionable process
A PILOT facility in Finland has successfully trialled an environmentally-friendly process to recy...
Taking BPA out of water
RESEARCHERS have described a quick and cheap technique that they say removes 99% of toxic bisphen...
Light-activated catalyst turns CO2 to CO
RESEARCHERS at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in the US have developed a “spongy” nickel-b...
Jellyfish and prawn cocktail
A GASTRONOMIC delight in Asia could be making its way to the western world, thanks to a new proce...
Making polysulfates and polysulfonates
RESEARCHERS using so-called “click chemistry” say they have developed a fast, easy way to make su...
New asymmetric synthesis method
A HIGHLY enantioselective method for the decarboxylative halogenation of carboxylic acids has bee...
Evonik and Sinopec partner on OSN
EVONIK and the SINOPEC Beijing Research Institute of the Chemical Industry (BRICI) have agreed to...
Method makes olefins under mild conditions
CHEMISTS in the US and South Korea have developed a technique to produce olefins, a vital chemica...
Making polycarbonate from sugar and CO2
CHEMISTS at the University of Bath, UK, have developed a process to create polycarbonate plastic ...
Products from sun and air
Demo plant produces renewable fuels and chemicals
Bringing mixed enzymes back to life
Post-denaturation recovery may cheapen drug making
Bath process produces safer microbeads
Uses cellulose as a biodegradable alternative
Seeking to scrub radioactive waste
New organic framework removes iodine from water
Bath process produces safer microbeads
Uses cellulose as a biodegradable alternative
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