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Active R&D Projects

The Industrial Technologies Program's Chemicals portfolio strategy is designed to have the greatest impact on reducing chemical industry energy intensity. The research portfolio is organized into four categories: reactions, separations, enabling technologies, and technology deployment.

Factsheets and/or a one-page summary slide for active R&D projects are available below as Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Download Adobe Reader.

Separations

This focus area targets efficiency improvements in the separations of dilute liquids, gaseous mixtures, and similar compounds.

Reactions

Chemical reactions R&D focuses in chemical synthesis, new reaction media, catalysis, reaction engineering, and process intensification.

Enabling Technologies

Enabling technologies are used throughout the entire manufacturing process. The Chemicals IOF portfolio targets improvements in computations, materials, process heating and cooling, and sensors.

Computations