New Research into CO2 Emissions
Because of concerns about global warming, scientists have been working to develop ways to capture, store and use the carbon dioxide that fossil fuel industries emit during energy production.
A Washington State University research team developed a way to create hollow, nanorod‑shaped porous materials made of cobalt metal ions and organic molecules to separate the carbon dioxide in a way that works under real‑life conditions.
Carbon capture systems have to be able to selectively grab carbon dioxide out of the exhaust gases under the dynamic conditions that exist in a power plant. At the same time, such systems need to be inexpensive and energy efficient.
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