Climate change mitigation scenarios that meet the Paris Agreement's objective of limiting
global warming usually assume an important role for carbon dioxide removal and negative …

The vast utilization and scope of ionic liquids in a variety of fields have been presented
based upon available literature. Systematic and concise analysis of the various ionic liquids' …

Ionic liquids (ILs) are well-known for their carbon dioxide (CO 2) capture properties. The
impregnation or encapsulation of various materials attracts applications for CO 2 capture …

Climate change has been linked to industrial and commercial activities caused by
exploitation of fossil fuels for energy needs for over a century now. A significant rise in …

Carbon dioxide (CO 2) capture technology that could coordinate the contradiction between
the CO 2 emissions and industrial development and alleviate the climate crisis has been …

Electrochemical conversion of CO2 requires selective catalysts and high solubility of CO2 in
the electrolyte to reduce the energy requirement and increase the current efficiency. In this …

CO 2 capture technologies are essential to achieve the global goal of carbon neutral and
carbon negative. Membrane separations are energy-efficient compared to the …

The potential of amine-impregnated silica materials for Direct Air Capture (DAC) of CO 2
was investigated. A commercially available mesoporous silica was impregnated with …

Choline-based amino acid ionic liquids with anions glycinate, β-alaninate, phenylalaninate,
and prolinate were synthesized and mixed with ethylene glycol to form lower-viscosity …

Understanding the oxidative and thermal degradation of CO2 sorbents is essential for
assessing long‐term sorbent stability in direct air capture (DAC). The potential degradation …