Carbon dioxide catalysis making jet fuel
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An inexpensive and efficient new catalyst for turning carbon dioxide into jet fuel has been developed by a team led by University of Oxford chemists that can produce long-chain hydrocarbons from carbon dioxide in a single step. Find out more and download a starter slide to use with your students to give them a new context for their study of catalysts or ways of reducing global warming.
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