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Enhanced CO2 absorption and reduced regeneration energy in Si-ZIF-8/Sulfinol-M nanofluid: experimental and thermodynamic evaluation with data-driven modeling

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Bahadori, Mohammad Keshavarz
Enhanced CO2 absorption and reduced regeneration energy in Si-ZIF-8/Sulfinol-M nanofluid: experimental and thermodynamic evaluation with data-driven modeling
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Researchers have developed a new nanofluid using Si-ZIF-8 nanoparticles that significantly improves CO2 absorption and reduces energy requirements for gas refining. The study demonstrates that this material outperforms traditional solvents and additives in carbon capture applications.

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Advancements in carbon capture technology are critical for reducing industrial greenhouse gas emissions and improving the efficiency of energy production.

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