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Victoria Atkinson

New reactor could more than triple the yield of one of the world's most valuable chemicals

A Large, long white anhydrous ammonia tank with corn grain bins in background at a grain elevator company.

A new reactor could turn wastewater into drinking water — while also generating one of the world's most sought-after chemicals.

The new reactor, described Aug. 12 in the journal Nature Catalysis, produces ammonia gas from water contaminated with nitrate ions.

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