Renewable ammonia: the future of fuels?

Renewable ammonia: the future of fuels?

Half a decade or so ago, it seemed that the time had arrived for the hydrogen economy. But when the engineers of the world began to consider the details of using vast supplies of renewables to generate hydrogen in quantities that have never been produced previously and moving it safely around the world, they saw a daunting prospect, for a variety of reasons. These included difficulties in using existing bulk carriers and pipelines for hydrogen transportation as well as the safety aspects of the need to store large amounts of hydrogen in transport hubs. The research community then began to cast around for alternatives, compounds that could carry hydrogen but were safer and more straightforward to transport in large quantities over great distances. Ammonia rapidly emerged as a leading… Source link

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January | 2023 | 06880

More on Martin Luther King. Day: Linda Sugarman writes: “When Dr. King visited Temple Israel in 1964, he met illustrator Tracy Sugarman. Tracy — my father-in-law — decided to go to Mississippi,  to belp register voters. “The result of that experience was  ‘Stranger at the Gates,’ published in 1966. Over the years after the Mississippi Freedom Summer, Tracy, his wife June, and their friends Bill and Ellie Buckley created an educational film production company called  Rediscovery Films. “They produced many films about the people involved in that summer, and about the continuing struggle throughout the South for recognition and support of the quest for civil rights and attaining the vote. “The Westport Library has copies of all of their films, and of the book… Source link

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Lynn Miller’s Downtown | 06880

Lynn Miller’s Downtown | 06880

Downtown Westport is compact: Main Street and the Post Road, plus the Saugatuck River. But there’s a lot to see. And there’s no one who captures it better than Lynn Untermeyer Miller. The Westport native and 1971 Staples High School graduate sees it all: the natural beauty. The shops and shoppers. And the hidden sights the rest of us walk right past. Here’s what Lynn sees: Imperial Avenue footbridge Riverwalk, east side of the Levitt Pavilion Riverwalk, behind the Levitt West bank of the Saugatuck River Riverwalk lights, near the Library Westport Library Arezzo restaurant and National Hall Pedestrian walkway and Gorham Island, off Parker Harding Plaza Village Square View from Anthropologie Alley between Post Road and Church Lane WEST boutique Taylor Place Cold Fusion Brandy… Source link

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Johnnys’ Jr. group leader makes breakthrough discovery in marine biology in downtown Osaka

Johnnys’ Jr. group leader makes breakthrough discovery in marine biology in downtown Osaka

You don’t get much more Japanese than an idol fishing for eel on the Dotonbori. Being a TV personality on Japanese variety shows really involves enduring a range of experiences, with some good, like sampling fine cuisine, and some bad, like getting a pie in the face. I’m not really sure where conducting marine biology research usually rates on that scale, but for Ken Kojima, the leader of Ae! group, an idol unit belonging to the Johnnys’ Jr. roster, it became a historic moment in the city of Osaka. ▼ Ae! group performing their single “Firebird” live While filming a segment on the MBS variety show Kansai Johnny Haku, Kojima took part in a survey of Osaka’s famous Dotonbori River that runs through right the… Source link

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MIT video game teaches players how to stop a white woman from harassing a Muslim

MIT video game teaches players how to stop a white woman from harassing a Muslim

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have yet to achieve cold fusion, but they have poured their time and money into creating a video game about racism on an airplane. With real racism being so rare these days, it’s no wonder that it had to be manufactured. WOKEISM THREATENS TO DESTROY AMERICA’S FOUNDATION. WE MUST NOT LET IT The game, On the Plane, is a virtual reality role-playing game that “encourages players to take on new roles that may be outside of their personal experiences in the first person, allowing them to confront in-group/out-group bias,” according to the university. Participants will see three characters in the game: “Sarah, a first-generation Muslim American of Malaysian ancestry who wears a hijab; Marianne, a white woman from the… Source link

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MVDs: Back-To-Back Champs Edition – Dawg Sports

MVDs: Back-To-Back Champs Edition – Dawg Sports

You don’t win a national championship without a total team effort. But you definitely don’t win a national championship by the largest margin in modern college football history without a few Bulldogs going above and beyond. They are your MVDs: the Most Valuable ‘Dawgs from Georgia’s 65-7 defenestration of the TCU Horned Frogs. Offense: Stetson Bennett. There was no other option. Stetson Bennett played four College Football Playoff games in his collegiate career. He was the offensive MVP of each one. Tonight he completed 72% of his passes for 304 yards. A full 16% of those passes went for touchdowns. He set a new record for passing yards in a season for a UGA quarterback, passing Aaron Murray and becoming the first Bulldog to throw for 4,000 yards in a season. He’s the… Source link

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Entertainment across Alaska: Jan. 5 to Jan. 11 | | news-journal.com – Longview News-Journal

Entertainment across Alaska: Jan. 5 to Jan. 11 | | news-journal.com – Longview News-Journal

1/5 – 1/11 
Hyperlinks to event details in our weekly newsletter and at AKconcerts.com Or read below if you just want to know the time & place. #placement_588479_0_i{width:100%;margin:0 auto;} Thursday January 5 4 Royle Parkers (Soldotna) – Open Mic w/ Cody Kniceley 8p-12a Bear Paw Bar & Grill – Jukebox Karaoke Roadshow 8p-11p The Carousel Lounge – AK Rockstar Karaoke 8p-2a Flattop Pizza & Pasta – Eric Redding 7p-10p Garcia’s Cantina & Café (Eagle River) – Nothin’ But Trouble 8p-12a Humpy’s – Jesse’s Kat 7:30p-11p Lil Babe’s Cocktail Lounge – Karaoke 8pm-12a The Marlin Bar (Fairbanks) – Open Mic Night 8p-11p Sullivan’s Steakhouse – Live Music from Karl Wilhelm… Source link

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Entertainment across Alaska: Jan. 5 to Jan. 11 | Interests | kpvi.com – KPVI News 6

Entertainment across Alaska: Jan. 5 to Jan. 11 | Interests | kpvi.com – KPVI News 6

1/5 – 1/11 
Hyperlinks to event details in our weekly newsletter and at AKconcerts.com Or read below if you just want to know the time & place. Thursday January 5 4 Royle Parkers (Soldotna) – Open Mic w/ Cody Kniceley 8p-12a Bear Paw Bar & Grill – Jukebox Karaoke Roadshow 8p-11p The Carousel Lounge – AK Rockstar Karaoke 8p-2a Flattop Pizza & Pasta – Eric Redding 7p-10p Garcia’s Cantina & Café (Eagle River) – Nothin’ But Trouble 8p-12a Humpy’s – Jesse’s Kat 7:30p-11p Lil Babe’s Cocktail Lounge – Karaoke 8pm-12a The Marlin Bar (Fairbanks) – Open Mic Night 8p-11p Sullivan’s Steakhouse – Live Music from Karl Wilhelm 3:30p-6:30p Tailgater’s Sport’s Bar & Grill (Wasilla) -… Source link

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Cold fusion news gets mixed reactions

Cold fusion news gets mixed reactions

Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm announces a major scientific breakthrough in fusion research that was made at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, during a news conference at the Department of Energy in Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) Cold fusion may sound like a drink you need to brace yourself for, but it’s a great deal more meaningful than that. Rather than splitting atoms to make electricity like fission in nuclear power plants, cold fusion combines atoms to generate more energy than is required to make it. Technically speaking, two light nuclei combine to form a single heavier nucleus and release a large amount of energy. In a breakthrough trumpeted throughout the world, scientists at Lawrence Livermore National… Source link

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Poster children | Nature Chemistry

Poster children | Nature Chemistry

Division of Physical Chemistry Newsletter (ACS, 1997); http://phys-acs.org/archive/newsletters/S1997.html Chem. Eng. News 53, 21–68 (1975). American Chemical Society. Nanoscience, Nanotechnology & Beyond (ACS, 2018); https://go.nature.com/3ilEojE Glass, A. J. & Guenther, A. H. Optics News 5, 9–12 (1979). Article  Google Scholar  Waquet, F. TECA https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2240-3604/13137 (2012). Maugh, T. H. Science 184, 1361 (1974). Article  Google Scholar  Schmidmaier, D. Poster sessions as a new viewpoint of scientific communication – general problems and library aspects. In Proc. Annual IATUL Conference (IATUL, 1981); https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/iatul/1981/papers/10/ Reba, R. C. J. Nucl. Med. 20,… Source link

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