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April 30, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 18
COVER: David C. Grills ofBrookhaven National Lab peers at a combination supercritical CO2reactor/spectroscopic cell used to studyphotocatalytic reduction ofC02 to CO. A long-range goal of the research is to determine chemical pathways that ultimately could be useful for converting large amounts ofC02 to methanol or other fuel.
Volume 85, Issue 18
THE FUTURE OF CO2
Scientists are trying to find ways to convert the plentiful greenhouse gas into fuels and other value-added products
COVER: David C. Grills ofBrookhaven National Lab peers at a combination supercritical CO2reactor/spectroscopic cell used to studyphotocatalytic reduction ofC02 to CO. A long-range goal of the research is to determine chemical pathways that ultimately could be useful for converting large amounts ofC02 to methanol or other fuel.
Credit: RogerStoutenburgh/Brookhaven National Lab
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April 30, 2007 Issue
Volume 85, Issue 18
April 30, 2007 Issue, Vol. 85 | Iss. 18
Scientists are trying to find ways to convert the plentiful greenhouse gas into fuels and other value-added products
(pp. 11-17)
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A decade after entry into force, successes mount, but challenges lie ahead (pp. 23-26)
Science & Technology
Accidents can teach valuable lessons, if only they are heeded (pp. 29-30)
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(pp. 23-26)
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(p.27)
Science & Technology
Scientists are trying to find ways to convert the plentiful greenhouse gas into fuels and other value-added products
(pp. 11-17)
Accidents can teach valuable lessons, if only they are heeded
(pp. 29-30)
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