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Klemm, Elias, Lobo, Carlos M. S., Löwe, Armin, Schallhart, Verena, Renninger, Stephan, Waltersmann, Lara, Costa, Rémi, Schulz, Andreas, Dietrich, Ralph‐Uwe, Möltner, Lukas, Meynen, Vera, Sauer, Alexander, Friedrich, K. Andreas (2022) CHEMampere: Technologies for sustainable chemical production with renewable electricity and CO2, N2, O2, and H2O. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 100 (10) 2736-2761 doi:10.1002/cjce.24397

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TitleCHEMampere: Technologies for sustainable chemical production with renewable electricity and CO2, N2, O2, and H2O
JournalThe Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering
AuthorsKlemm, EliasAuthor
Lobo, Carlos M. S.Author
Löwe, ArminAuthor
Schallhart, VerenaAuthor
Renninger, StephanAuthor
Waltersmann, LaraAuthor
Costa, RémiAuthor
Schulz, AndreasAuthor
Dietrich, Ralph‐UweAuthor
Möltner, LukasAuthor
Meynen, VeraAuthor
Sauer, AlexanderAuthor
Friedrich, K. AndreasAuthor
Year2022 (October)Volume100
Issue10
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/cjce.24397Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKlemm, Elias, Lobo, Carlos M. S., Löwe, Armin, Schallhart, Verena, Renninger, Stephan, Waltersmann, Lara, Costa, Rémi, Schulz, Andreas, Dietrich, Ralph‐Uwe, Möltner, Lukas, Meynen, Vera, Sauer, Alexander, Friedrich, K. Andreas (2022) CHEMampere: Technologies for sustainable chemical production with renewable electricity and CO2, N2, O2, and H2O. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 100 (10) 2736-2761 doi:10.1002/cjce.24397
Plain TextKlemm, Elias, Lobo, Carlos M. S., Löwe, Armin, Schallhart, Verena, Renninger, Stephan, Waltersmann, Lara, Costa, Rémi, Schulz, Andreas, Dietrich, Ralph‐Uwe, Möltner, Lukas, Meynen, Vera, Sauer, Alexander, Friedrich, K. Andreas (2022) CHEMampere: Technologies for sustainable chemical production with renewable electricity and CO2, N2, O2, and H2O. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 100 (10) 2736-2761 doi:10.1002/cjce.24397
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