π "The N-doped #carbon material is one of the most efficient #adsorption materials in the field of carbon capture."Β So, in a recent study a series of N-doped #biochars were successfully prepared by a facile solvent-free method.
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Among all N-doped biochars, "the #biochar prepared with corncobπ½ powder, K2CO3Β & urea at 800Β°C showed highest #adsorption ability (5.69 mmol/g at 0Β°C & 1 bar) & selectivity (38.24 at CO2/N2Β = 10/90).Β The biochar also showed excellent thermal stability & cycle performance."
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"Notable, correlation analysis showed that ultra-micropores were the decisive factor for #CO2Β #adsorption at low temperatures; nevertheless, the effect of N-doping would gradually appear with the increase of adsorption temperature." 3/7
"By fitting the kinetics of CO2Β adsorption, it was found experimentally that N-doping could increase the activation energy between #biochar and #CO2." 4/7
"Further theoretical analysis found that N-doping mainly enhanced the dispersion interaction between the biochar surface and CO2Β to improve the adsorption performance, and the higher the nitrogen content, the more obvious the improvement." 5/7
So, this work (β‘οΈsciencedirect.com/science/articlβ¦) "not only prepared a N-doped #biochar with excellent CO2 adsorption performance from waste biomass, but also revealed the promotion mechanism of N-doping in detail by combining theoretical calculations with experiments."
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Here's is your roundup of top #CarbonDioxideRemoval News Articles / Scientific Papers from the past week: π±πͺ¨ποΈπ
"The system design is elegant in its ability to overcome key technical challenges and highlights the potential for using existing infrastructure to lower #DirectAirCapture cost and land footprint, and secure utilities and public confidence." 2/6
"The techno-economic analysis suggests a cost-of-capture of $100 per metric tonne of CO2 is feasible, allowing #geothermal facilities to increase their net profit by $29 per metric tonne of CO2 captured β or $6 million per year β under the 45Q tax credit." 3/6
"The recent paper aims to highlight key operational challenges related to #CO2#Injection in low-temp environments at various pressures."
So, a new approach is provided "to assess injectivity impairment phenomena, & their remediation at the lab scale."
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"A novel core flooding-based testing apparatus was used to reckon permeability changes of porous core medium during injection of #CO2 across a range of saturations/T/P. This shows the effect on injectivity of
formation-damage mechanisms, including formation of CO2Β hydrates."
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"The new dynamic dual-phase injection test rig was designed, built, and used in this study to assess a range of conditions expected during #CO2Β #injection either into deep saline aquifers or depleted oil and gas reservoirs."
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Various conclusions were drawn in the review which are enlisted below:
1οΈβ£ "The alkalinity of the ocean creates a massive increase in the oceanβs capacity to #store#carbon, relative to a scenario without #OceanAlkalinity."
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2οΈβ£ "Ocean warming causes decreases in both #CO2#solubility and the Revelle factor (B), which make the ocean less efficient at #absorbing CO2."
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"Many scenario analyses suggest that #NegativeEmissionTechnologies, such as #bioenergy with carbon capture and storage & #afforestation, are required to achieve #NetZero target, but their large-scale deployment has a trade-off relationship with food security."
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So, a new study considered an innovative #NET, "direct air carbon capture and storage (#DACCS), and analyzed its impact on global food access based on an indicator defined by food expenditure per GDP."
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Study found that "the scenario considering DACCS mitigates the adverse impact on food access in regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa compared to the scenario not considering #DACCS by alleviating food expenditure increase & GDP loss associated with emission reduction efforts."
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#DAC of CO2 from the atm. is being explored as a tech. that can contribute to the goal of reaching #NetZero CO2 emissions.
A new study led by @DonglongFu1 showed that the use of zeolitic materials are feasible for DAC when it is integrated with H2O harvesting.
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"A combination of a commercially available desiccant, AQSOA-Z02A, and a mordenite-type zeolite (MOR) enables
continuous operation of a designed #DAC system comprised of two
parallel units with a regeneration temperature of 100Β°C," research finds. 2/7
Furthermore, "the system
using pure #zeolite alone requires regeneration at temperatures between 200Β°C and 300Β°C." 3/7