Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)

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Plasma physics research, fusion energy, sustainability science

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Heterogeneous Interfacial Complexion (HIC) Catalyst

A catalyst composed of tungsten oxide and tungsten oxynitride, fabricated via plasma-enabled synthesis to create atomic-scale nitrogen vacancies and highly active hydrogen sites.

Atomic-Scale Simulations

High-fidelity computational models of the quantum chemistry involved in plasma catalysis.

Plasma Catalysis

Uses a partially ionized gas (plasma), in which electrons reach high energies while the bulk gas remains relatively cool, enabling chemical reactions that are inaccessible under conventional conditions.

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Ammonia Production Reinvented: Plasma Catalysis Offers a Clean Path to Decentralized Synthesis

9 months 16 days ago

A U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory affiliated with Princeton University, specializing in plasma science and its applications for energy and sustainability. Involved in cutting-edge research on plasma catalysis for ammonia synthesis.

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