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The Role of Mineral Carbonation in Carbon Capture,anical treatment of the alkalinity source to improve its reactivity toward mineral carbonation. Determining the end use of the mineral carbonate may provide an upper limit on how much energy one is willing to spend on the carbonation process.

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Al-As-P (Aluminium-Arsenic-Phosphorus),ation of CO. emissions is the challenge of the future for stabilizing global warming. The separation of CO. from gas mixtures is a commercial activity today in hydrogen, ammonia, and natural gas purification plants. Typically, the CO. is vented to the atmosphere, but in some cases, it is captured an

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As-Ga-In (Arsenic-Gallium-Indium),cess the ., or component to be absorbed (., CO.), is transferred from the gas phase to the liquid phase. In the stripping process, the opposite occurs, .., mass transfer occurs from the liquid to the gas phase. These two units are traditionally coupled, as shown in Fig.?3.1, for the solvent to be re

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Al-In-Sb (Aluminium-Indium-Antimony),m the gas mixture. Sorbent technologies may also be developed to capture CO. indirectly by focusing on the selective adsorption of other gases in a given gas mixture, .., N., O., CH., H., etc. Adsorption is particularly known for its effectiveness in the separation of dilute mixtures. Molecules of C

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Ag-As-S (Silver-Arsenic-Sulfur),ports more than 60% of its petroleum, of which two-thirds are used for the production of transportation fuels. These two drivers are likely to remain present for a long time, with indeterminate relative weights. The reduction of CO. via photosynthesis is a route to alternative fuels. The purpose of