ArticleNature communications2022
Low energy carbon capture via electrochemically induced pH swing with electrochemical rebalancing.
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Abstract
We demonstrate a carbon capture system based on pH swing cycles driven through proton-coupled electron transfer of sodium (3,3'-(phenazine-2,3-diylbis(oxy))bis(propane-1-sulfonate)) (DSPZ) molecules. Electrochemical reduction of DSPZ causes an increase of hydroxide concentration, which absorbs CO
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