Exploring Electrocatalytic Alternatives in Ammonia Production

For the first time, researchers at Stockholm University have been able to examine the surface of iron and ruthenium catalysts during the formation of ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen; their findings have been published in the scholarly journal Nature.

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