Most rocks trap CO2

Ioannis Rigopoulos ()
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Ioannis Rigopoulos: University of Cyprus

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 7, 723-724

Abstract: Carbon capture technologies are of utmost importance for the mitigation of climate change. Now, a study shows that all polymineralic rocks, regardless of their composition, can trap significant amounts of CO2 through mechanochemical processing.

Date: 2023
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