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Valorization of Nitrate and Carbon Dioxide into Ammonia and Urea under Visible Light
analytical-chemistrychemistryenvironmental-chemistryenvironmental-sciencesphysical-sciences-and-mathematicssustainability
The energy-intensive manufacture of nitrogen-based fertilizers such as ammonia (NH3) and urea consumes a significant fraction of the global energy supply. At the same time, widespread accumulation of excess nitrate (NO3–) from agricultural runoff poses serious risks to ecological and human health. T
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