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Carbon-capture technology could benefit from quantum computing

05 Apr 2023
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Quantum chemistry: artistic conception of a molecule being simulated by a quantum computer. (Courtesy: iStock/thelightwriter)
Quantum computers could be used to study chemical reactions related to carbon capture by doing calcu

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Dina Genkina is a science writer and podcast producer based in New York City
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