Examining the crystal morphology of a cobalt-based metal-organic framework
The increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration has been a growing concern since the second half of the twenty-first century. This potential greenhouse gas has contributed to rising global temperatures and climate change. The switch to renewable energy sources cannot happen instantaneously,...
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| Summary: | The increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration has been a growing concern since the second half of the twenty-first century. This potential greenhouse gas has contributed to rising global temperatures and climate change. The switch to renewable energy sources cannot happen instantaneously, and so the development of technology for carbon dioxide capture and storage has become increasingly important. Porous solid materials are very good candidates for this
application due to their quicker and cheaper regenerative ability as compared to existing methods. |
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