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Porous Solid Carbon Dioxide Adsorbent Using Cost Effective Materials: A Review

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Greenhouse effects were generated from anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide (CO₂) into the atmosphere. High concentration of CO₂ has recognised as major causes of global warming. In order to keep CO₂ at a manageable level, adsorptions of these gases from the flue gases is necessary. Developing a low cost porous solid adsorbent as adsorption media become a great attention due to environmental and economic concerns. This paper has reviewed the cost effective materials with a suitable methods to fabricate the porous solid adsorbent. This paper also has discussed the adsorption mechanisms of CO₂ on the selective cost effective materials.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 786)

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84-88

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.786.84

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August 2015

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Yuriz Yasmin, Mazlee Mohd Noor*, W.H. Chan, J.B. Shamsul, Azmi Rahmat

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Carbon Dioxide, Clay, Fly Ash, Porous Solid Adsorbent, Precipitated Calcium Carbonate

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