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Application of bioelectrochemical systems for carbon dioxide sequestration and concomitant valuable recovery: A review
Sovik Das, Swati Das, Indrasis Das, M.M. Ghangrekar
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85% confidenceBioelectrochemical systems can sequester CO2 and recover valuable products, such as electricity, hydrogen, and organic compounds, through electrochemical reactions.
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Key findings
- Bioelectrochemical systems can effectively capture CO2 from flue gas and industrial emissions.
- Microbial fuel cells can produce electricity while removing CO2 and other pollutants from wastewater.
- Electrochemical reduction of CO2 can produce valuable chemicals, such as formic acid and methanol.
Keywords
Carbon sequestrationCarbon dioxideBiochemical engineeringCarbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphereCarbon fixationProcess engineering
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- Materials Science for Energy Technologies
- Year
- 2019