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Ammonia from dinitrogen

For example, the above presented theoretical results and comparison of those with available experiment clearly indicate that addition of the second (and third) hydrogen molecule to complex [p2n2]Zr( i-Ti2-N2)Zr[p2n2], A1 should be feasible under appropriate laboratory conditions, and formation of ammonia from dinitrogen and dihydrogen molecules could be a catalytic process (see Figure 11). This conclusion should be tested by experimentalists. [Pg.360]

Dorr M, KaPbohrer J, Gmnert R, Kreisel G, Brand WA, Werner RA, Geilmann H, Apfel C, Robl C, Weigand W. A possible prebiotic formation of ammonia from dinitrogen on iron sulfide surfaces. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2003 42 1540-1543. [Pg.816]


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