Gale Science In Context - Document - 2 views
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iron-catalyzed Haber-Bosch process for ammonia synthesis
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Rajmund Niwinski on 14 Feb 13The Haber process involves using overflow of reactants and removal of products to maximize ammonia production.
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150 to 550 atmospheres
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high temperatures
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The metalloenzymes, called nitrogenases
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more energy-efficient process than Haber-Bosch
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Interesting: The same process has been used for almost a hundred years.
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones.
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones.
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones.
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
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Perhaps a thousand man-years and billions of dollars have been spent studying how nitrogenases work and trying to make artificial ones
