High-flux CO2 separation using thin-film composite polyether block amide membranes fabricated by transient-filler treatment

Optimization of safe doping level for enhanced CO2 flux in composite membrane

“…This means that all recent advances, including green energy technologies, are deficient for meeting the goal of net zero-carbon emission without the help of carbon capture and recycling technologies. 3–8 In fact, carbon is being continuously released in various natural processes and is not categorized as a pollutant class up to the scale of the earth's natural capacity to neutralize its impact. In imitation of this auto-neutralization by nature, some carbon dioxide recycling industries are being developed in parallel to incorporate its benefits in carbonated beverages, fire extinction, refrigerants, inert blankets for food items, decaffeination of coffee, and the production of urea, calcium carbonate, etc.…”