Ganorkar & Langde (2023): Experimental investigations of carbon dioxide (CO2) removal through physical adsorption using carbonaceous adsorbents: A review

Atul P. Ganorkar, Akash Langde IN: AIP Conference Proceedings, https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0167636

This article discusses the adsorption method used to remove carbon dioxide from ordinary exhaust gases. Carbon capture post-combustion using this technique may be one of the cheapest and least disruptive approaches since it requires just a little amount of energy and minimal modifications to the current setup. The progress of innovative solid adsorbents with high adsorption capacity and suitable economics for CO₂ removal has been pursued by many research groups. In this article, the authors have discussed a diversity of carbonaceous materials, such as carbon nanotubes, activated carbons and graphene that might be used to absorb CO₂. A few ideas for future study on carbon dioxide capture using physical solid materials have been presented.

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