Warm Non-equilibrium Plasma-Assisted Catalysis for Sustainable Ammonia Synthesis

Ananthanarasimhan Jayanarasimhan; Abhishek Shetty; Dinesh Dhanabal; Sharanya Acharya; Bhargavi KVSS; REETESH KUMAR GANGWAR; DEBAYAN SAHA; SHASHI RANJAN

doi:10.1039/d6gc00480f

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Warm Non-equilibrium Plasma-Assisted Catalysis for Sustainable Ammonia Synthesis

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This research investigates the potential of warm non-equilibrium plasma-assisted catalysis for synthesizing ammonia sustainably.
Utilized non-equilibrium plasma techniques for ammonia synthesis.
Analyzed carbon dioxide emissions associated with traditional methods.
Compared efficiency of plasma-assisted methods with conventional Haber–Bosch process.
Significant reduction in CO₂ emissions observed with plasma-assisted synthesis.
Higher ammonia yield achieved under mild operating conditions compared to traditional methods.
Indicated potential for decentralized ammonia production using renewable electricity.

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Demonstrates improved ammonia synthesis efficiency, indicating a greener production method.

Abstract

Ammonia is synthesized mainly through energy intensive Haber–Bosch process, a major source of global CO₂ emissions, possesses difficulty to decentralize and utilize renewable electricity. Plasma assisted catalysis seems to be...

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Jayanarasimhan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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