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Plasma technology for the electrification of chemical reactions
Plasma technology is gaining increasing interest in sustainable chemistry, by electrification of chemical reactions. This Comment discusses the potential and limitations of both cold and warm/thermal plasmas, challenges in plasma catalysis and reactor scale-up, and the status of start-up companies, and provides options for further performance improvement.
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