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The present article focuses on a recent finding concerning dinitrogen fixation by using titanium oxide/conducting polymer composite systems and its comparison with an earlier fixation method (Schrauzer process) that makes use of a powdered titanium oxide. Both processes work under the stimulus of light at room temperature and pressure, but dinitrogen is fixed to a solid ammonium salt crystal in the former and to a gaseous ammonia molecule in the latter process. Differences in the physicochemical concepts between the two processes are discussed.
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