Zeolite and carbon dioxide
Zeolites and CO₂ capture: the ‘sponge-like’ mineral that Mazda uses to clean exhaust fumes
A car that, the more it drives, the less carbon dioxide it leaves behind. It sounds like a contradiction — and yet, Mazda has just proven it under real racing conditions. At the heart of this technology lies neither an exotic catalytic converter nor an expensive battery, but a humble, porous mineral that we at Zeolife.gr know very well: zeolite. Let’s take a look at exactly what Mazda has achieved, and, above all, why zeolite is the material that makes ‘carbon capture on the move’ possible. Mazda’s achievement: 804 grams of CO₂ during a 24-hour race At the Fuji 24-hour ... Read more