A bacteria found in English oak buds could help rare earth elements needed for different technologies be processed more efficiently
A bacterial protein found in English oak buds could be used to more efficiently process the rare earth elements needed for different technologies.
contains a protein that can help differentiate between lighter and heavier types of rare earth elements. They isolated the bacterium from English oak buds while examining hundreds of such bacterial proteins.The team found that if the bacterial protein binds to a lighter rare earth element, it is more likely to also bind to another unit of itself. If the protein binds to a heavier rare earth element, it is more likely to stay single.
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