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This means that the universe has a lot to offer when it comes to tool and widgets you get from them, which can easily change our everyday life and work. Other of that not such nice stuff like methane is worldwide, in different places around the world (it's Gases… ok? This is what makes methane so amazing: it can be used for an abundance of crucial uses, being also in the orbit of hi-tech sectors such as semiconductors and optoelectronics. AGEM: A U.K.-based organization aiming to use methane in a creative way for the good of all. 

Methane in Semiconductors

These are the semiconductors which we use daily while operating our electronic stuff like the computers, smartphones and many more. As I just illustrated, semiconductor manufacturing is a rough and tumble industry that requires massive energy and resources. Methane, in this case, are you friend. Methane can a good energy source if used for the production semiconductors. In the long run, this should reduce costs significantly when developing semiconductors using methane Reactant. 

Methane for Light Technology

Post Now Optoelectronics Hence Basically it is a study of both light and electrical. Optoelectronics can do many fascinating things, one them being the production of light emitting material or color changing materials upon light excitation. These special materials are called these "chromogens.” This study highlights how "methane provides a high-efficiency and environmentally friendly platform for synthesizing these chromogens," they wrote. We can create materials that are better for the planet and, crucially, cheaper — so they might actually be willing to buy them. 

Methane — It is really one way to make a semiconductor with 

Allow me the turn of phrase to explain that AGEM has discovered another route for producing semiconductors from methane — direct methane conversion, according to the release. The nanowire converts methane to another chemical which can then be used as a platform for producing semiconductors. In addition to being as much as 60 times faster, the new method also reduces the energy and waste produced during ammonia production by a substantial margin over existing methods that have been in place for quite some time. This is significant because it indicates that we will be able to develop cleaner and more economical semiconductors for use in operating prototypes. 

It is also interesting to note that methane will be used in future solar panels and the same will be incorporated into LED lights also. 

But that's not all. Materials that transform Gas Equipment into everything else (optoelectronics). For instance, one of the things it can make is solar panels like these —special tools that trap sunlight and organize it in a way that we can take advantage of the electrical energy made by the sunlight inside our own house or office. Furthermore, methane can also be used to produce LEDs. We see these LEDs in light bulbs and other products that use light signals to operate, across our devices' screens and in decorative lighting. 

A CLEANER FUTURE WITH METHANE

AGEM is spinning its wheels, committed for the long haul in ABSA's stead using this as an opportunity to develop lasting methane solutions. It will certainly be possible to manufacture semiconductors and light technology not from oil, but using methane - it is obviously less than before a part of the burden on the non-renewable resources we still have so urgently. So that might be the most vital measure we could take first in creating a better future for all of us. This way of sustainability, and we all must contribute towards providing a better world to not only ourselves but also the generations that are still left making this earth bearable.