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Tag: carbon capture and storage

A Sponge to Soak Up Carbon Dioxide in the Air

stock photo of coal-fired power plant

New Catalyst Gives Artificial Photosynthesis a Big Boost

Photo - Phil De Luna of University of Toronto is one of the lead authors of a new study that reports a low-cost, highly efficient catalyst for chemical conversion of water into oxygen. The catalyst is part of an artificial photosynthesis system in development at the University of Toronto. (Credit: Tyler Irving/University of Toronto)

Weaving a New Story for COFS and MOFs

At the American Chemical Society Meeting in Boston: Berkeley Lab’s Omar Yaghi Discusses Capturing Carbon in the Presence of Water with MOFs and COFs

Unravelling the Mysteries of Carbonic Acid

Major Advance in Artificial Photosynthesis Poses Win/Win for the Environment

A Better Way of Scrubbing CO2

Manganese-based MOF

New Insights on Carbonic Acid in Water

Berkeley Lab Helps Capture Birth of Mineral in Real Time

An Inside Look at a MOF in Action

A Path to Better MTV-MOFs:

New map shows global reach of Berkeley Lab’s geologic carbon sequestration research