The team developed a system that produces ethylene glycol — best known as antifreeze but also a key building block for the polymers industry — with high selectivity, generating minimal waste and
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The comparative life-cycle environmental effects of chemical feedstock change driven by energy system transition: a case study from China''s ethylene glycol industry.
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The experimental results revealed the dynamic characteristics and energy storage performance of the charging and discharging processes. With the addition of EG, the
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Here we report an efficient and reversible liquid to liquid-organic hydrogen carrier system based on inexpensive, readily available and renewable ethylene glycol.
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We report a novel liquid organic hydrogen carrier system based on the cheap, widely accessible and renewable ethylene glycol, capable of chemically storing and releasing hydrogen reversibly using the
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This research contributes to the understanding of complex interactions between methane hydrates and nanofluids, paving the way for future innovations in energy and environmental technologies.
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When Texas faced its 2024 "wind drought," glycol-based thermal storage provided 300 MW backup power - enough to prevent another grid collapse. These systems act
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This study explores the use of low-transition-temperature (LTT) mixtures as electrolytes to address these critical issues of ZIBs. Novel LTT electrolytes at different molar
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