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Catalysis research at INL focuses on top energy-consuming chemicals, next-generation catalysts and process technologies
A diverse array of capabilities and expertise relevant to petroleum science.
Electrochemical processing of ethane, uses up to 65 percent less energy and captures hydrogen instead of burning it off.
The electrochemical Recycling Electronic Constituents of Value (E-RECOV) method uses an electrochemical cell to efficiently recover the bulk of metals from discarded electronics.
Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory are using a cutting-edge Temporal Analysis of Products (TAP) reactor system to design advanced catalytic materials that use far less energy and minimize waste production.
The WSTB can be used for research related to detecting and decontaminating chemical, biological or radiological agents following a man-made or natural disaster.
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