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One Photon, Two Reactions - New Catalyst Converts CO₂ And Biowaste Simultaneously6/15/2026
Researchers have developed a solar driven catalyst material that harnesses the energy of a single photon to reduce carbon dioxide and oxidise organic waste at the same time, and produce valuable chemicals in both reactions.
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Argonne And The Department Of Energy Launch New Partnership To Speed Up U.S. Manufacturing Innovation6/10/2026
Argonne and DOE’s Office of Critical Materials and Energy Innovation launched the National Science-at-Scale Collaborative to help companies move critical materials and chemical manufacturing technologies from research to commercial production faster.
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More Cost-Efficient Green Hydrogen: Evonik Launches Pilot Plant For High-Performance Membrane6/10/2026
Evonik has begun production of a high-performance membrane at a new pilot plant in Marl, North Rhine-Westphalia. This membrane is a key enabler for the production of more cost-efficient green hydrogen.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
The LMS100 is a magnetically actuated single pole double throw switch. When the LMS100 is mounted on a KM26 Magnetic liquid level indicator, LS Series Cage Level switch or an external chamber that contains a magnetic float, it can sense high or low point levels within a vessel.
Unused Cytiva bioreactor system, model XDR-500. Includes workstation controller and temperature control chiller unit, serial# 29708712.
This easy-to-use system has been proven effective in containing active pharmaceutical ingredients and other hazardous compounds. This system uses a five-liner canister, which will allow up to five contained changes of the 30' packs before cleaning or canister recovery is required.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Tackle Your Toughest Interface Challenges
Reliable interface level measurement keeps production flowing. If liquids are not separated effectively, you face processing problems, equipment failures, production loss, fines and shutdown. That's why Magnetrol® matters. Our technologies are proven to accurately measure total level and interface layers. Because when it comes to interface, level matters. Learn more.