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British climate tech company, Levidian , has developed a process to convert harmful methane into useful materials.
Graphene is 200 times stronger than steel and incredibly lightweight.
Levidian ’s LOOP emission conversion system breaks methane down into its core components—hydrogen and graphene.
It does this using microwave energy and a specialized nozzle system.
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