New process uses localized surface plasmons for room-temperature conversion of CO2 to CO
Green Car Congress
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
In this reaction, solid carbon latches onto one of the oxygen atoms in carbon dioxide gas, reducing it to carbon monoxide. The conversion normally requires significant amounts of energy in the form of high heat—a temperature of at least 700 ?C, C, hot enough to melt aluminum at normal atmospheric pressure.
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