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New Chemical Structures Could Improve Fuel Gases, Carbon Capture
Researchers from Stockholm University developed chemical structures that are uniquely capable of removing carbon dioxide from gas mixtures. The zeolites — or semi-porous solids — rapidly absorbed carbon dioxide from biogas and natural gas, which could eventually increase the value of those fuels and represent a first step toward carbon capture capabilities. Zeolites are currently used in a variety of industrial processes, including generating oxygen from compressed air in airplanes and hospitals. The study, however, said that the newly engineered materials are the most complex zeolite structures ever developed. Scientists also said that the zeolites were created through a combined process ... Διαβάστε περισσότερα