Ionic Liquids Promise New Efficient Ways to Generate, Store, and Use Energy
November 3, 2010
Many chemists want to speed things up — faster reactions can produce higher yields. But BNL chemist James Wishart would rather slow some reactions down. He studies syrupy materials known as ionic liquids, liquids composed entirely of positive and negative ions. More Information
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