New technique proposes ultrafast formation of carbon dioxide hydrates without using harmful chemical accelerants.
CO2 hydrates form into ice-like material that traps the pollution-causing gas in the ocean, preventing it from being emitted into the atmosphere.Recently, scientists have been hunting for new forms of capturing carbon and using the emissions in a way that benefits the planet instead of damaging it.
Vaibhav Bahadur, a professor in the Walker Department of Mechanical Engineering and leader of the research stated: This process eliminated the need for chemical promoters and works well with seawater, making it more practical and environmentally friendly. Conventional carbon storage methods cause major issues such as leakage, groundwater contamination, and seismic risks.
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