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Olefins are widely used as raw materials in the manufacture of chemical and polymer products like plastic, detergent, adhesive, rubber, and food packaging. They consist of a group of chemicals: ethylene, propylene, and butadiene.

Learn what the green hydrogen vs. blue hydrogen fight is all about. And what about all those other colors like gray, black, pink, and turquoise? Find out more about all the colors of hydrogen.

Ammonia (NH₃) is one of the most widely produced industrial chemicals. While it exists in nature, the demand for ammonia across industries is far greater than the supply that can be sustained by organic decomposition and natural processes.

Hydrogen (H₂) is most commonly used today to produce fertilizers, refine petroleum, and produce methanol. Because it can store and deliver a tremendous amount of energy, hydrogen is also a strong candidate as a clean fuel source.

List of Syzygy Plasmonics patents