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Can’t you just evaporate and bury? Your second point is interesting. I wonder about some complex with solar and concrete production, where high co2 outputs can
by dr_dshiv 5y ago
Can’t you just evaporate and bury?
Your second point is interesting. I wonder about some complex with solar and concrete production, where high co2 outputs can be drawn through the water. I don’t know anything about water’s ability to dissolve co2, so apologies if that sounds ignorant.
Why can alkaline water absorb co2?
- pfdietz 5y agoMore alkaline water shifts the equilibrium of the CO2 <--> HCO3- <--> CO3-- away from CO2 and towards the ionized species, so at a given CO2 partial pressure there is more dissolved carbon. Lower pH goes in the other direction, hence the childhood classic experiment of vinegar and baking soda.