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5. So, how easy is it to consolidate the enzyme? What conditions need to be met?

Tue Apr 25, 2023, 07:00 AM

Apr 2023

How is the hydrogen to be captured?

Article says the enzyme can be "grown" quite easily. So maybe this is a breakthrough.

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👇👇👇👁️ Goonch Apr 2023 #2

And the sky is NO limit. raging moderate Apr 2023 #3

Great Catch! Thanks For Posting This MayReasonRule Apr 2023 #4

Very interesting article burrowowl Apr 2023 #6

"smegmatis" seriously? panader0 Apr 2023 #8

is this bacteria Crazyleftie Apr 2023 #9

KNR and thank you for sharing this fascinating information. niyad Apr 2023 #11

Wow. Interesting. tanyev Apr 2023 #12

I'm waiting for the upcoming hydrogen shortage! usonian Apr 2023 #13

And oxidized hydrogen equals water. Permanut Apr 2023 #15

I don't suppose this would work in deep space RussBLib Apr 2023 #16