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"A sodium metal anode is placed in an organic electrolyte" - no - you need metallic sodium. this takes energy. you get some of that energy back as electricity
by jgamman 8y ago
"A sodium metal anode is placed in an organic electrolyte" - no - you need metallic sodium. this takes energy. you get some of that energy back as electricity and 'stored' in the hydrogen by letting it turn back into an ion and forming some carbonate.
- woodandsteel 8y agoSo the key question is what is the energy efficiency, and how does it compare with other carbon capture technologies.