Chinese researchers have achieved complete conversion of carbon dioxide into methane using an inexpensive catalyst in hot water—a process that mimics natural geological phenomena. The team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University developed a honeycomb-structured catalyst made from common metals that transforms 100% of CO2 into methane, a valuable fuel that can be stored and transported … Read more
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