Correlating the Structure of Quinone-Functionalized Carbons with Electrochemical CO2 Capture Performance
Niamh Hartley,
Zhen Xu,
Thomas Kress
et al.
Abstract:Electrochemical carbon dioxide capture is emerging as an energy-efficient alternative to traditional carbon capture technology. In particular, redox-active molecules that can capture carbon dioxide when electrochemically reduced and release carbon dioxide when electrochemically re-oxidized are under active development. To prepare a carbon capture device these molecules can be incorporated in a solid electrode in a battery-like cell. In this work we explore the scope of a recently developed method where anthraq… Show more
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