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+-   New material can selectively capture CO2-> on Friday February 15 2008, @04:28PM Socguy

Submitted by Socguy on Friday February 15 2008, @04:28PM
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Socguy writes "Scientists have created metal-organic crystals capable of soaking up carbon dioxide gas like a sponge, which could be used to keep industrial emissions of the gas out of the atmosphere.

The team of Chemists, from University of California Los Angeles, created 25 ZIF crystal structures in a laboratory, three of which showed a particular affinity for capturing carbon dioxide. The highly porous crystals also had what the researchers called "extraordinary capacity for storing CO2": one litre of the crystals could store about 83 litres of CO2.

http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/02/15/tech-carbon-capture.html"

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