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Stand aside, science, we can solve this in any old kitchen
Thursday 17 Oct 19 11:00am
FORGET the laboratory - substances to solve some environmental problems can be easily created in a kitchen, new research shows.
University of New South Wales chemical engineers have shone a light on the mysterious world of liquid metals and their role as catalysts to speed up chemical processes using low amounts of energy.
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