Analysis of CO2–NH3 reaction dynamics in an aqueous phase by PCA and 2D IR COS

Multiscale Modeling of Multiphase Fluid Flow

“…Zwitter-ion mechanism [132,133] was proposed to describe the reaction CO2 + NH3 as a two-stage reaction. Choi et al [134] experimentally investigated the role of temperature in the aqueous reaction CO2 + NH3 and observed that at 278 K, the dominant reaction becomes bicarbonation, while at 298 K the dominant reaction is carbamation.…”