Revolution in Chemistry — Scientists Have Invented a New Method for Producing Ammonia.
Researchers from the University of Sydney have ahead of their time and developed a new technology for ammonia production that uses electricity and artificial lightning. This means that this important chemical compound can now be obtained without the use of coal and other harmful energy sources.
The idea is to use plasma to activate nitrogen and oxygen in the air, and then convert them into gaseous ammonia. This method differs from traditional production processes that require large energy expenditures and have a significant negative impact on the environment.
What does this mean for us?
The new technology opens the door to creating cheap and environmentally friendly green ammonia, which can become an important source of fertilizers for agriculture and other industries. Additionally, this method may be particularly beneficial for remote areas where there is no access to power grids and other energy sources.
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