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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"CO2 capture and utilization"”.

  1. CO2 capture and utilization using dual-functional catalysts

    The excessive atmospheric CO2 emission is one of the main contributions to the global climate change. However, with the growth of global economics, more fossil fuels will be consumed to feed the global activity, especially in developing countries. Thus, carbon capture storage and utilization draws …

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  2. Catalysts Design and Reactor Engineering for Electrochemical CO2 Capture and Utilization

    … increasing concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere has raised serious concerns regarding global climate change. In response to this challenge, the Paris Agreement has set ambitious targets to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and limit the global temperature increase to …

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  3. Preparation of CO2 adsorbents and techno-economic analysis for CO2 capture and utilization

    Adsorption is one promising technology because CO2 adsorbents can provide an opportunity to capture CO2 with lower energy consumption, good stability, non-volatility, etc. Many adsorbents such as carbonaceous adsorbents, microporous organic frameworks (MOFs), amorphous microporous/porous organic …

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  4. Development of solvent for CO2 capture for utilization in concrete and storage in geological formations

    … developing an environmentally benign solvent for CO2 capture for utilization in concrete and the potential permanent storage in geological formations. Initial solvent screening and the selection included 2M aqueous solvents of KOH, NaOH, K2CO3, Na2CO3, sodium and potassium salts of glycine and

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