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Starting The Hydrogen Economy
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According to the U.S. Department of Energy, ammonia production is one of the country's largest industries. Ammonia is the fifth most abundantly produced chemical in the United States, normally for use in fertilizers. Now an Ohio University professor has come up with a way to turn that abundant chemical into something we need more of – a clean energy source.
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