Titlebook: Capture and Utilization of Carbon Dioxide with Polyethylene Glycol; Zhen-Zhen Yang,Qing-Wen Song,Liang-Nian He Book 2012 The Author(s) 201

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Selection: Evaluation and Decision,es (.) and PEG-functionalized liquid absorbents (.). Indeed, PEG could increase the solubility of CO. in the absorbent through chemical interactions, which is detected by in situ FT-IR under pressure.

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PEG/scCO2 Biphasic Solvent System,cement. More importantly, PEG could be regarded as a CO.-philic material through interaction of CO. with the oxygen atoms of the ether linkages of PEG. In other words, “CO.-expansion” effect could lead to changes in the physical properties of the liquid phase mixture including lowered viscosity and

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CO2 Capture with PEG,use gas levels in the atmosphere. In addition, removal of CO. from natural gas is of vital importance to maintain and expand the availability of these clean-burning, efficient fuel sources. In recent years, worldwide efforts have been devoted to developing various technologies/processes for CCS, inc

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Functionalized-PEG as Catalysts for CO2 Conversion, which pose drawbacks associated with using copious amounts of chloride based solvent and corrosion of reaction equipment as a result of commonly coproduced hydrochloric acid and alkali chloride salts. Although CO. utilization is unlikely to consume significant quantities of CO., development of cata

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CO2 Capture, Activation, and Subsequent Conversion with PEG,ion and compression process would be a crucial barrier to realize practical CCS. Hence, reducing huge energy requirement could be an essential prerequisite for a breakthrough in absorption techniques. Chemical reactions involving CO. are commonly carried out at high pressure and using pure CO., whic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5018-3am conversion and partial oxidation) by humankind results in an accumulation of CO. in the atmosphere, from a concentration of 270 ppm at the beginning of the industrial revolution to more than 385 ppm today. It is now widely accepted that CO., with a growth rate of ca. 2 ppm/year in the atmosphere

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