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Chernobyl s Elephant s Foot Is a Toxic Mass of Corium

Chernobyl s Elephant s Foot Is a Toxic Mass of Corium
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Argonne study compares life cycle emissions of battery-grade lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide from brines and ores

Argonne study compares life cycle emissions of battery-grade lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide from brines and ores
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Argonne study finds BEVs can have lowest scheduled maintenance costs, but highest cost of driving

Argonne study finds BEVs can have lowest scheduled maintenance costs, but highest cost of driving
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Electrochemical cell leverages next-generation nuclear heat : Energy & Environment

17 May 2021 Share An electrochemical cell that converts gaseous carbon dioxide into valuable compounds could take advantage of high-temperature technologies including next-generation advanced nuclear reactors. The cell is being developed by scientists at the US Department of Energy s Idaho National Laboratory (INL). INL researchers Meng Li (holding a protonic ceramic electrochemical cell), Bin Hua and Dong Ding (Image: INL) The protonic ceramic electrochemical cell, developed in a project funded by INL s Laboratory Directed Research and Development programme, facilitates a chemical reaction that converts captured carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide or methane, compounds which are important precursors for many industrial processes or products.

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