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Chemical Valorisation Of Carbon Dioxide Professor Georgios Stefanidis

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Chemical Valorisation Of Carbon Dioxide Professor Georgios Stefanidis
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Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
File Extension: PDF
File size: 46.5 MB
Pages: 586
Author: Professor Georgios Stefanidis, Professor Andrzej Stankiewicz
ISBN: 9781839164071, 1839164077
Language: English
Year: 2022
Volume: 74

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Chemical Valorisation Of Carbon Dioxide Professor Georgios Stefanidis by Professor Georgios Stefanidis, Professor Andrzej Stankiewicz 9781839164071, 1839164077 instant download after payment.

The role of carbon dioxide in our changing climate is now hard to ignore, and many countries are making pledges to reduce or eliminate their carbon output. Chemical valorisation of carbon dioxide, as an alternative to sequestration, is likely to play an important part in reaching these targets, and as such is one of the fastest developing areas of green chemistry and chemical reaction engineering. Providing a comprehensive panorama of recent advances in the methods and technologies for chemical valorisation of carbon dioxide, this book is essential reading for anyone with an interest in sustainability and green chemistry. Both the technological improvements in traditional processes and new methods and concepts are discussed, including various (renewable) electricity-based methods, as well as novel catalytic, photocatalytic and biocatalytic approaches.

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