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James Crawford

Assistant Professor

Montana State University

United States

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James Crawford is an Assistant Professor at Montana State University in the United States. His research focuses on carbon dioxide capture and conversion technologies, including the photoreactive transformation of CO2 into synthetic natural gas and investigations into zeolite-based catalysts. Recent publications explore topics such as thermocatalytic reactive CO2 capture and the influence of metal sites in catalytic processes.

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Gerard Carroll

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National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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National Renewable Energy Laboratory

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Photoreactive Capture and Conversion of Dilute Carbon Dioxide into Synthetic Natural Gas

Isolated and Paired Metal Sites in Zeolites Using Solid‐State Ion Exchange

Theoretical and Experimental Insights into CO2 Capture and Methanation over Amine-Grafted Ru-Based Catalysts

Application of Solid-Supported Amines for Thermocatalytic Reactive CO2 Capture

Photo-swing CO2 capture using a branched polyethylenimine as sorbents and TiN light absorber

High Selectivity Reactive Carbon Dioxide Capture over Zeolite Dual-Functional Materials

Influence of residual chlorine on Ru/TiO2 active sites during CO2 methanation

Plasma catalytic non-oxidative methane conversion to hydrogen and value-added hydrocarbons on zeolite 13X

Hydrothermal catalytic conversion of oleic acid to heptadecane over Ni/ZrO2

Methane storage scale-up using hydrates & metal organic framework HKUST-1 in a packed column

ZIF-21 Crystals: Its Morphology Control and Potential as an Adsorbent for Ammonia Capture

CC3 porous organic cage crystals and membranes for the non-thermal plasma catalytic ammonia synthesis

Porous Organic Cages CC3 and CC2 as Adsorbents for the Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Nitrogen and Hydrogen

Evaluating the effect of ionomer chemical composition in silver-ionomer catalyst inks toward the oxygen evolution reaction by half-cell measurements and water electrolysis

New Evidence for a Dicopper Core within Zeolite Mordenite Side Pockets

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Wade Braunecker

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Photoreactive Capture and Conversion of Dilute Carbon Dioxide into Synthetic Natural Gas

Isolated and Paired Metal Sites in Zeolites Using Solid‐State Ion Exchange

Theoretical and Experimental Insights into CO2 Capture and Methanation over Amine-Grafted Ru-Based Catalysts

Application of Solid-Supported Amines for Thermocatalytic Reactive CO2 Capture

Photo-swing CO2 capture using a branched polyethylenimine as sorbents and TiN light absorber

High Selectivity Reactive Carbon Dioxide Capture over Zeolite Dual-Functional Materials

Influence of residual chlorine on Ru/TiO2 active sites during CO2 methanation

Plasma catalytic non-oxidative methane conversion to hydrogen and value-added hydrocarbons on zeolite 13X

Hydrothermal catalytic conversion of oleic acid to heptadecane over Ni/ZrO2

Methane storage scale-up using hydrates &amp; metal organic framework HKUST-1 in a packed column

ZIF-21 Crystals: Its Morphology Control and Potential as an Adsorbent for Ammonia Capture

CC3 porous organic cage crystals and membranes for the non-thermal plasma catalytic ammonia synthesis

Porous Organic Cages CC3 and CC2 as Adsorbents for the Separation of Carbon Dioxide from Nitrogen and Hydrogen

Evaluating the effect of ionomer chemical composition in silver-ionomer catalyst inks toward the oxygen evolution reaction by half-cell measurements and water electrolysis

New Evidence for a Dicopper Core within Zeolite Mordenite Side Pockets

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Gerard Carroll

Wade Braunecker

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Methane storage scale-up using hydrates & metal organic framework HKUST-1 in a packed column