Volatile meets liquid: In the Water Lab, experts from Linde are researching how gases will enable water resources management of tomorrow. (Linde)
Milestone Technical Gases/Industrial Gases

Invisible Gases, Visible Successes: How Linde Makes the World More Productive

For 140 years Linde has been setting standards in the world of gases and helping to make our world more productive — Gases have made it possible. Whether chemicals, metallurgy, food industry, processing industry or environmental technology, there is barely any sector that can do without the hidden champions from the tank or pressure cylinder. Here, the development of technical gases has been inextricably linked to the achievements of one man — and of the company that bears his name to this day. Since the development of the air separation process, Linde has constantly reinvented itself — and is now developing the solutions for the industries of tomorrow.

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Knauer high-pressure dosing pumps are based on the HPLC technology and inherently provide high chemical resistance, excellent flow rate precision, and low pulsation. (Knauer Wissenschaftliche Geräte)
Pumps

High-Pressure Dosing Pumps

The Berlin-based manufacturer of laboratory measuring instruments Knauer Wissenschaftliche Geräte recently reported that its high-pressure metering pumps played an important role in the development of the groundbreaking new manufacturing process of methane sulfonic acid (MSA) directly from methane and sulfur trioxide, which was successfully realised by researchers from Duisburg's Grillo-Werke.

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Professor Peter Lindblad of Uppsala University  (Uppsala University )
Sweden: Biofuels

How Cyanobacteria Use Solar Energy to Produce Biofuel

The world is looking for methods to replace fossil fuels with a carbon-neutral product created from solar energy, carbon dioxide and water. Researchers at Uppsala University have now successfully produced microorganisms that can efficiently produce butanol using carbon dioxide and solar energy, without requiring to use solar cells.

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