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On another track, he breaks down the Haber process, in an attempt to cram for a Chemistry test.

Bert de Jong at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California has his eye on applications in chemistry, such as finding alternatives to the Haber process for the manufacture of ammonia.

First, nitrogen gas must be converted into ammonia through the Haber process, which is notorious for its low reaction efficiency.

Textbooks talk about the Haber process, named after German chemist Fritz Haber, who made the theoretical breakthrough, but it is more properly called the Haber–Bosch process.

The Haber process alone contributes significantly to greenhouse gas production: first, hydrogen is produced through steam-reformation of natural gas, which is then combined with nitrogen gas from the atmosphere at incredibly high temperature.