WVU Prof Gets $110K Grant to Research ‘Methane Aromatization’
A West Virginia University engineering prof has just been awarded $110,000 to study methane aromatization. What's that? It's the process of turning methane, or natural gas, into "higher value products" like benzene and hydrogen. It's not as easy as it may sound. If the good prof is successful, it may open up new markets in the northeast for our overabundant natural gas supplies. Here's the lowdown...
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