ChemistryNature Communications
Laser-induced nitrogen fixation
H. Wang, R. R. Seemakurthi, et al.
This groundbreaking research by Huize Wang and colleagues presents a revolutionary method for synthesizing ammonia through laser-induced nitrogen fixation, achieving impressive results at ambient conditions. With a yield rate of 30.9 micromoles per second per square centimeter using a CO2 laser, this innovative technology paves the way for local ammonia production and novel chemical processes.
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