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New cerium-oxide catalyst to remove upto 95-100% NOx from diesel engine exhaust
Irani | Apr 30 2007
Carbons, being the key culprit for triggering global warming, researchers are up with their arms to find better technologies to capture it from the air, but this may have sidelined the need for reducing another harmful gas emission - the nitrogen gas....
Tags: Cu-ZSM-5, Argonne researcher, Christopher Marshall, Department of Energy, Argonne National Laboratory, nitrogen gas, diesel exhaust, global warming, NOx emissions, cerium-oxide catalyst, Environment, Related : Flooring, Green Flooring

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