Carbon Dioxide Capture by Niobium Polyoxometalate Fragments
Zhiwei Mao,
Mokhtar Rashwan,
Eduard Garrido-Ribo
et al.
Abstract:High oxidation state metal cations have diverse roles in carbon dioxide removal (direct air capture and at-the-source) includ-ing providing basic oxygens for chemisorption reactions, direct binding of carbonate, and low-temperature release of CO2 for regeneration of capture media. Moreover, metal oxide systems and aqueous metal-oxo species are stable in harsh condi-tions. Here we demonstrate the carbon capture ability of niobium polyoxometalates (POMs) as aqueous solutions, specifi-cally [Nb6O19]8-, Nb6. Upon … Show more
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