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Biological nitrogen fixation by the nitrogenase enzymes has long been a touchstone for dinitrogen chemists.1,2 Both the enzymatic reduction and protonation of N2 mediated by these metalloenzymes (eq 1)3,4 and the industrial hydrogenation of N2 exemplified by the Haber-Bosch process (eq 2)5-7 employ transition metal-based catalysts to accelerate the thermodynamically feasible production of ammonia.
Ammonia is exclusively synthesized by the Haber-Bosch process starting from precious carbon resources such as coal or CH4. With H2O, H2 is produced and with N2, NH3 can be synthesized at high pressures and temperatures. Regrettably, the carbon is not incorporated into NH3 but emitted as CO2. Valuable carbon sources are consumed which could be used otherwise when carbon sources become scarce. We...
At the University of Minnesota, I have been working on designing a sustainable small scale Haber-Bosch process, powered by wind-generated electricity. The electricity generated by the stranded wind is used to split water to produce hydrogen, and to separate nitrogen from the air by pressure swing adsorption. Once produced, hydrogen and nitrogen are fed to a Haber-Bosch reactor to synthesize car...
for the conversion of dinitrogen into ammonia, by demonstrating that ammonia is directly obtained from the nitrido species. The reactivity of the transitionmetal–nitrido complexes described in their papers shows a real advance towards developing a ‘post-Haber–Bosch process’: a synthetic method for the catalytic formation of ammonia from molecular dinitrogen under mild reaction conditions. These...
Our atmosphere is composed of 80% dinitrogen, yet none of it is bioavailable. Before the invention of the Haber-Bosch process in 1913, only bacteria were known to be capable of fixing dinitrogen. Ammonia produced through the costly, fossil-fuel reliant Haber-Bosch process is an essential raw material of artificial fertilizers that are responsible for supporting 40% of the world population. Beyo...
Nitrogen is the fourth most abundant element in cellular biomass, and it comprises the majority of Earth's atmosphere. The interchange between inert dinitrogen gas (N2) in the extant atmosphere and 'reactive nitrogen' (those nitrogen compounds that support, or are products of, cellular metabolism and growth) is entirely controlled by microbial activities. This was not the case, however, in the ...
Ammonia synthesis is the single most important chemical process in industry and has used the successful heterogeneous Haber-Bosch catalyst for over 100 years and requires processing under both high temperature (300-500 °C) and pressure (200-300 atm); thus, it has huge energy costs accounting for about 1-3% of human's energy consumption. Therefore, there has been a long and vigorous exploration ...
The Haber-Bosch process, which was developed more than a century ago, remains the primary method for nitrogen fixation on large scale and Fe is typically main catalyst used...
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