Around the time of the 2012 olympic games, the main site for which was Stratford in east London, I heard a fascinating talk about the “remediation” of the site from the pollution caused by its industrial chemical heritage. Here I visit another, arguably much more famous and indeed older industrial site.
Tags:City: London, Environment, Environmental Issues, Environmental toxicology, Geography of London, industrial chemical heritage, industrial site, London Borough of Newham, London boroughs, Pollution, Province/State: Swansea, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, river Tawe, Stratford, Stratford London, Stratford station, Summer Olympics, the 2012 olympic games, unfortunate by-product, William Blake
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Mention carbon dioxide (CO2) to most chemists and its properties as a metal ligand are not the first aspect that springs to mind. Here thought I might take a look at how it might act as such.
Tags:Carbon, Carbon Capture & Storage, carbon dioxide, chemical bonding, Chemistry, Environment, Ligand, ligand-metal coordination, metal, metal ligand, Propellants, Search queries, search query, short metal-centroid distance
Posted in crystal_structure_mining | 2 Comments »
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