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Amanda Joshi

Amanda Joshi

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Managing Editor, Chemical Processing

Schaumburg

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sociology,organized crime geopolitics, history of martial arts human rights, boxing history philosophy

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Celebrity/gossip

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Total articles 153

  • AkzoNobel, IPG Photonics Partner on Laser Curing for Powder Coatings

    By Amanda Joshi Verified| Chemical Processing Verified AkzoNobel, a global producer of paint and powder coatings, has partnered with IPG Photonics to apply laser curing technology to powder coatings across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The companies have signed an exclusive agreement to offer laser-based curing solutions tailored to AkzoNobel’s powder formulations.

    By Amanda Joshi Verified · Chemical Processing

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Researchers Develop Solar-Powered Device to Produce Green Hydrogen and Clean Water from Seawater

    By Amanda Joshi Verified| Chemical Processing Verified A team led by Cornell University has developed a solar-powered device that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater while simultaneously generating potable water. The research has potential implications for reducing industrial reliance on freshwater in hydrogen production and cutting emissions in energy-intensive operations. A recent study published in Energy and Environmental Science details the hybrid solar distillation-water electrolysis (HSD-WE) system.

    By Amanda Joshi Verified · Chemical Processing

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Researchers Develop Solar-Powered Device to Produce Green Hydrogen and Clean Water from Seawater

    By Amanda Joshi Verified| Chemical Processing Verified A team led by Cornell University has developed a solar-powered device that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater while simultaneously generating potable water. The research has potential implications for reducing industrial reliance on freshwater in hydrogen production and cutting emissions in energy-intensive operations. A recent study published in Energy and Environmental Science details the hybrid solar distillation-water electrolysis (HSD-WE) system.

    By Amanda Joshi Verified · Chemical Processing

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Chemical Processing

Chemical Processing provides news and analysis for the chemical industry, allowing U.S. chemical companies to remain efficient, safe, and economically competitive.

Washington, D.C., United States

+1 630-467-1300

Founded: 1938