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Advances in nitrogen carriers for chemical looping processes for sustainable and carbon-free ammonia synthesis

Zhou et al., 2023

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Zhou L
Li X
Li Q
Kalu A
Liu C
Liu X
Li W
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ACS Catalysis

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The use of ammonia as a hydrogen carrier has generated considerable interest in developing more renewable and long-lasting methods for ammonia production. Collaborative efforts among research institutes, industries, and governments are underway …
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