World's first green ammonia plant opens
The new plant will produce 5,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, replacing grey ammonia which uses environmentally harmful fossil fuels.
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The new plant will produce 5,000 tonnes of green ammonia per year, replacing grey ammonia which uses environmentally harmful fossil fuels.
Dr. Nguyen Chung and his colleagues in Australia are researching the development of a microscopic sensor capable of detecting ammonia gas in breath, warning of health pr…
Fritz Haber is a special phenomenon in history when it has both great contributions to the survival of billions of people around the world, but at the same time, it also…
American scientists have identified an ingredient that can only be produced by life in the clouds of Venus.
Chinese scientists plan to conduct a unique experiment in southwest China to prevent the African swine fever.
The new discovery of ammonia on the lowest level of the atmosphere will be very supportive in building a global climate change model.
In addition to rotten fermented shark meat, there are pickled sheep testicles, sheep's head, live whale meat are traditional dishes of Icelanders in general and players…
Centuries ago before the refrigerator was used, the Russians had an ancient habit of preserving milk that was not broken, that is ... dropping a frog into a milk carton!
Some chemicals used to color in cola soft drinks products can cause cancer, a US consumer protection organization warns.
Marine microbiologists from Max Planck Research Institute, Germany, and colleagues have discovered that the process of denitrifying bacteria is the main pathway to the l…
NASA's Juno spacecraft has just gathered a lot of interesting data on the closest approach to Jupiter's beautiful multicolored sea.
Experts are suggesting that Pluto is capable of nurturing life, based on some new evidence.
The American crew on the International Space Station (ISS) had to move to the module for Russian members, following a false alarm about an ammonia leak.
The US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said the astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) have detected an ammonia leak in the cooling system outside the facility.