A lightning-inspired process creates ammonia from air. The approach may support future green energy solutions. Researchers at the University of Sydney have used artificial lightning to create a more ...

And now, it seems, that even living and being in a room can change the air chemistry around your body. A group of researchers published findings on the subject in the journal Science this month.

It sounded like a wind tunnel on the other end of the phone. “I’m so sorry for all the noise,” said Rachel O’Brien. “My husband is frying bacon — for an experiment.” O’Brien is an assistant professor ...

But with respect to climate, Volkamer says, “The role of chemistry is yet to be fully understood.” A 2007 Summary for Policy Makers of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change noted that aerosol ...

Rethinking indoor air chemistry People generate their own oxidation field and change the indoor air chemistry around them Peer-Reviewed Publication ...

Key parameters of the zinc-air battery optimised "Our innovative, non-alkaline electrolyte brings a previously unknown reversible zinc peroxide (ZnO 2)/O 2 chemistry into the zinc-air battery ...

I worked with researchers from across the US and Canada to explore this problem during the Chemical Assessment of Surfaces and Air, or CASA, study in 2022. We built on HOMEChem, ...

These findings have implications for the indoor chemistry, the air quality of occupied spaces, and human health, since many of the chemicals in our immediate vicinity are transformed by this field.

The data is showing that people and ventilation systems greatly impact the chemistry of indoor air – possibly more than anything else in an office space. The researchers will present their initial ...