Read the first issue of Carbon Resources Conversion

The first issue of Carbon Resources Conversion is now online.

Here is a selection of articles from the issue

• Electron-driven heterogeneous catalytic synthesis of ammonia: Current states and perspective
• Nanocellulose: Extraction and application
• Enhancing growth rate of lettuce by mutating lettuce seeds with nuclear irradiation
• Improved performance of direct methanol fuel cells with the porous catalyst layer using highly-active nanofiber catalyst
• Hydrothermal carbonization of agricultural residues: A case study of the farm residues -based biogas plants

Carbon Resources Conversion publishes scientific and engineering studies on technologies devoted to clean, efficient, value-added and low-carbon utilization of carbon-containing resources as a fuel for energy and material for chemicals.

Access all open access articles from issue 1 online.

Guangwen Xu, Shenyang University of Chemical Technology, China
Ying Zheng, University of Edinburgh, Scotland

Editors-in-Chief, Carbon Resources Conversion