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Date Time Turning Heat Down: Catalyzing Ammonia Formation at Lower Temperatures with Ruthenium Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) report that the metal ruthenium, supported with lanthanide oxyhydrides, can efficiently catalyze the synthesis of ammonia at a much lower temperature than the traditional approach. In their new study, they highlight the advantages of the oxyhydride support and its potential in becoming a feasible catalyst for low-temperature ammonia synthesis in the future. Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for plant growth. While about 80% of earth is nitroge...
The ag income in our part of the country is down 50% in the last five years. so now to have them at the tip of the spear and seeing soybeans down, corn down, wheat down, and no end in sight, that's got a lot of people that are very strong supporters of the president, it's got them concerned. >> how concerned are you that the president's antagonistic rhetoric with our allies, even with china and the eu when it comes to trade deals, with nato, that that's only going to make it harder to cut a deal, that it's only going to make it, as stephen hadley said, you know, you make it easier to be anti-a...
Merry-go-round. the main tornado itself. and i'm thinking this carousel moving down the road and the horses, as they spin, hitting things as they go. 2.6-mile wide tornado. we took some pictures today. we went back to moore to kind of see whether it was getting cleaned up. and it is but it's slow. it's going to be years before everything gets put back together. then we went to the 2.6-mile area, side by side there's nothing on the one side except basically farmland, some wheat down, but on the right, think about what a 2.6-mile wide ef-5 tornado could have done to this, the damage in moore wou...