Dinitrogen was reduced electrochemically at ambient temperature and pressure in aqueous solution over ruthenium catalyst. It was found that the chemically deposited ruthenium loaded on active carbon was an effective catalyst with good activity and stability for nitrogen reduction. A peak with many shoulders corresponding to the reduction of dinitrogen to ammonia was first observed in the difference linear sweep voltammogram.
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