With the aim of developing more efficient, less cost-intensive absorbents for CO2 separation from different gas mixtures, we formulated solvent-free, single-component absorbents based on inexpensive, commercially available secondary amines that combined a high absorption efficiency with a reduced volume of absorbent and unprecedentedly small differences between absorption and desorption temperatures at ambient pressure. Unlike traditional aqueous amines, our solvent-free absorbents captured CO2 with high efficiency, while avoiding great volumes of water and did not suffer from a dramatic increase in viscosity upon carbonation of the ionic-liquid-based absorbents.

A New Class of Single-Component Absorbents for Reversible Carbon Dioxide Capture under Mild Conditions / Francesco Barzagli; Sarah Lai; Fabrizio Mani. - In: CHEMSUSCHEM. - ISSN 1864-5631. - STAMPA. - (2015), pp. 184-191. [10.1002/cssc.201402421R1]

A New Class of Single-Component Absorbents for Reversible Carbon Dioxide Capture under Mild Conditions

BARZAGLI, FRANCESCO;LAI, SARAH;MANI, FABRIZIO
2015

Abstract

With the aim of developing more efficient, less cost-intensive absorbents for CO2 separation from different gas mixtures, we formulated solvent-free, single-component absorbents based on inexpensive, commercially available secondary amines that combined a high absorption efficiency with a reduced volume of absorbent and unprecedentedly small differences between absorption and desorption temperatures at ambient pressure. Unlike traditional aqueous amines, our solvent-free absorbents captured CO2 with high efficiency, while avoiding great volumes of water and did not suffer from a dramatic increase in viscosity upon carbonation of the ionic-liquid-based absorbents.
2015
184
191
Francesco Barzagli; Sarah Lai; Fabrizio Mani
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