Bench-scale demonstration of CO<sub>2</sub> capture with an electrochemically driven proton concentration process
Mohammad Rahimi, Giulia Catalini, Monica Puccini, T. Alan Hatton
Abstract
desorbed per area of the electrode was 12-fold higher than that of a similar system. The electrochemical nature of the proton concentration process offers substantial practical advantages for the future, especially if electricity can be sustainably produced from renewable sources.
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