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South Africa provides 84% of the platinum group metals needed for fuel cells and automotive catalysts.
EUROPE RELIES ON FOREIGN RAW MATERIALS TO POWER ITS GREEN AND DIGITAL FUTURE. NOW IT WANTS TO MINE THEM AT HOMEDAVID MEYERSEPTEMBER 3, 2020FORTUNEThat time spent in Ghana and across West and sub-Saharan Africa became my catalyst for starting Tala, and I regularly encourage my team members to take on a “figure it out!”
THE ADVICE THAT HELPED THIS YEAR’S 40 UNDER 40 FIND THEIR OWN PATHKDUNN6SEPTEMBER 3, 2020FORTUNEFloyd’s death was the catalyst for this year’s earlier protests, and Blake’s shooting reignited the demonstrations.
VIOLENT PROTESTS AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY IN THE ’60S AND ’90S CHANGED PUBLIC OPINIONGERMAN LOPEZAUGUST 28, 2020VOXSo, more than anything, the endorsement was a catalyst for us to actually say let’s do something, we don’t have to sit around and wait on what are we going to do, endorse or not endorse.
LOG CABIN’S NEW PROJECT SEEKS TO DUPLICATE SUCCESS OF GRENELL VIDEOCHRIS JOHNSONAUGUST 26, 2020WASHINGTON BLADEBrittney Sykes is a defensive catalyst for the Sparks and dramatically improved her efficiency from two.
THERE’S NO WNBA ALL-STAR GAME THIS YEAR, BUT WE PICKED THE ROSTERS ANYWAYHOWARD MEGDALAUGUST 26, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHTThe robot carried out 688 experiments over 8 days, working for 172 out of 192 hours, and at the end it had found a catalyst that produced hydrogen 6 times faster than the one it started out with.
THIS ROBOTIC CHEMIST DOES OVER 600 EXPERIMENTS A WEEK AND LEARNS FROM ITS OWN WORKEDD GENTJULY 13, 2020SINGULARITY HUB A catalyst speeds up a reaction but isn’t used up or changed in the process.
SCIENTISTS SAY: ENZYMECAROLYN WILKEAPRIL 6, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTSBecause the research is pretty clear that parent talk and interaction in the first three years of life are the catalyst for brain development.
POLICYMAKING IS NOT A SCIENCE (YET) (EP. 405)STEPHEN J. DUBNERFEBRUARY 13, 2020FREAKONOMICSThis simple act may have been the catalyst which gave Burl the solution to the problem.
THE FORGOTTEN PLANETMURRAY LEINSTERWe may, then, compare the catalyst to what is known as "a good mixer" in society.
CREATIVE CHEMISTRYEDWIN E. SLOSSONWORDS RELATED TO CATALYST
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