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CCU: Turning captured CO2 into paints and adhesives

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By Steve Ranger
| Chemistry & Industry Magazine Verified
Global chemicals and speciality materials company Celanese is working with partners to turn CO2 emissions into useful products like paint and adhesives. In January 2024, Celanese launched its carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) project at its Clear Lake, Texas, US site as part of its Fairway Methanol joint venture with Mitsui & Co. At the time, Celanese said the project was expected to capture 180,000t of CO2 industrial emissions – and produce 130,000t of low-carbon methanol per year.
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Science businesses want more help. Here's what they are asking for

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By Steve Ranger
| Chemistry & Industry Magazine Verified
Small businesses working in science have big ambitions but are struggling to find the people, infrastructure and support to help them to continue that growth in the UK. SCI recently surveyed small and medium sized enterprises working across sectors including biotech and pharma, chemicals, agriscience, materials and renewable energy to find out more about the challenges facing firms with high growth potential.
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Coming to a chemistry lab near you: Robots

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By Steve Ranger
| Chemistry & Industry Magazine Verified
Introducing robots and artificial intelligence (AI) into chemistry labs could help speed up the pace of scientific discovery by allowing experiments to be done faster and more consistently. Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US, have been testing the use of robots in the lab and say that in future these autonomous assistants will help free up time for scientists by doing repetitive manual tasks for them instead.
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