COSMO-RS Exploration of Highly CO 2 -Selective Hydrogen-Bonded Binary Liquid Absorbents under Humid Conditions: Role of Trace Ionic Species

COSMO-RS Exploration of Highly CO 2 -Selective Hydrogen-Bonded Binary Liquid Absorbents under Humid Conditions: Role of Trace Ionic Species

It is critical to improve carbon capture efficiency while reducing costs to popularize carbon capture and storage. Considering the green chemistry and engineering objectives, this study theoretically explores the CO absorption capacity of 1,533,528 hydrogen-bonded mixtures, i.e., deep eutectic solve...

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